Christmas

When do British people celebrate Christmas?

• 24 December

• 25 December

• 31 December

• 1 January

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On Christmas people celebrate:

• Start of new year

• Arrival of Santa Claus

• Birth of Jesus

• Creation of the world

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The first Christmas trees were decorated with food, and mainly fruits such as:

• Grapes

• Oranges

• Cherries

• Apples

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In many homes on December 24th people leave a candle next to the window:

• To decorate house

• To invite hungry people

• To invite luck

• To scare evil spirits

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Where should you hang your stocking at Christmas?

• On the door

• On the Christmas tree

• On the window

• On the fireplace

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What should you leave for Santa?

• Money

• Candies

• Milk

• Cookies

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What calendar traditionally helps you countdown to Christmas?

• Advent calendar

• Day planner

• Moon calendar

• None of them

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Which country started the tradition of putting up a Christmas tree?

• Finland

• Great Britain

• Russia

• Germany

People celebrate the day after Christmas as what holiday?

• Relaxation day

• First day

• Boxing day

• Ordinary day

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What is traditionally hidden inside a Christmas pudding?

• Coin

• Ring

• Cherry

• Pepper