Christmas Traditions

When is Christmas celebrated in Europe?

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• 07.01

• 31.01

• 26.12

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Whose birthday is celebrated on Christmas?

• Santa Clause

• Father Christmas

• Saint Nicholas

• Jesus Christ

What country gave us the tradition to decorate the Christmas tree?

• France

• Germany

• Norway

• the UK

Where does the most famous Christmas tree stand in London?

• in front of Buckingham Palace

• in Trafalgar Square

• in Parliament Square

• in the Tower

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What do people call Father Frost in the west?

• Saint Nicholas

• Sants Claus

• Frost Red Nose

• Rudolf

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What does Santa Claus look like?

• dressed in white with a red nose

• thin and happy

• fat and merry

• old and unhappy

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How does Santa Claus enter the houses to give children Christmas presents?

• through the front door

• through the window

• through the back door

• down the chimney

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Where does Santa Claus put Christmas presents?

• under the Christmas tree

• in a big bag

• in colourful boxes

• in stockings

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What is the traditional Christmas food?

• roast chicken and Christmas cake

• grilled vegetables and roast meat

• roast turkey and Christmas pudding

• Eggnog and Christmas ice-cream

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How does Santa Claus travel?

• on a sleigh pulled by reindeer

• on a cart pulled by horses

• on foot

• by plane

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