The History of Christmas traditions in the U.K. (Twinkl text)

Crackers began in 1945. True or False?

• True

• False

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Tim Smith got the idea for crackers when he listened to the sound of his open fire. True or false?

• True

• False

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The word 'cracker' comes from the word 'cosaques'.

• True

• False

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The first Christmas puddings were savoury, not sweet. True or false?

• True

• False

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Oliver Cromwell didn't want carol singing, Christmas puddings, Yule logs or nativity scenes? True or false?

• True

• False

Oliver Cromwell led Scotland. True or false?

• True

• False

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Why did most people have goose for Christmas dinner?

• Because it was tasty.

• Because it was cheap.

• Because it was popular.

• Because the Queen ate it.

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Only............................................people ate turkey for Christmas dinner.

• poor

• rich

• intelligent

• young

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Where was Prince Albert from?

• England

• Ireland

• Germany

• Denmark

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Queen Victoria married Albert in 1840. What is this date in words?

• Eighteen forty.

• Eighteen fourty.

• One thousand, eight hundred and forty.

• one, eight, four, zero.

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