Christmas around the world

How many dishes must be served during Christmas Eve supper in Poland?

• 6

• 9

• 12

• 15

In New Zealand, what do people traditionally eat for Christmas, and when?

• Roast lamb with mint sauce, lunchtime on the 25^th

• Roast turkey with cranberry sauce, evening of the 25^th

• Salmon and scampi, lunchtime on the 25^th

• Who cares about tradition? Lamb, turkey, salmon or anything else, any time on the 25^th

The “panettone” is a well-known sweet, that Italians use to eat at Christmas. It is a sweet bread filled with candied fruits.

But from which CITY in Italy does the “panettone” originally come from?

• NAPLES

• MILAN

• VENICE

• ROME

In English they are called ''gingerbread cookies'', in Swedish ''pepparkakor''. Which are the main ingredients that make it's special taste?

• Ginger and pepper

• Ginger and cinnamon

• Cinnamon, ginger and melted sugar

• Cinnamon, melted sugar, pepper and ginger

In northern Romania, carollers going from home to home on Christmas Eve are:

• Only children

• Children and teenagers

• Children, teenagers and adults

• only boys

What is ‘nieuwjaarkezoete’?

• A sweet pastry with thin layers of white chocolate

• A song whereby children collect sweets

• A jenever made from sweet apples

• A kind of written New Year’s resolutions

In Spain, the Christmas set of clay figures is called ?

(Como se llama el conjunto navideño de figuras de arcilla).

• Belén

• Àrbol de Navidad

• Escaparate

• Los Reyes Magos

En quoi sont fabriqués les santons de Provence?

• En bois

• En argile

• En papier mâché

• En pate polymère

According to the official narrative: Who delivers the Christmas presents to children in Austria in the evening of 24/12?

• Santa Clause

• Nikolaus

• Christkind

• Family and friends

Quel est le nom du santon de Provence qui est considéré comme le fou du village, qui passe son temps au bar, et qui perd souvent son pantalon ?

• Le Pescadou

• Le Bartoumieu

• Le marchand de fougasses

• Le ravi