Christmas in Australia

When is Christmas celebrated in Australia?

• 1 January

• 7 January

• 7 December

• 25 December

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What is the most popular event of the Christmas season in Australia?

• Carols by Candlelight

• Christmas dinner

• Christmas market

• New Year's fireworks

What traditional decorations do families in Australia use for Christmas?

• Lanterns and garlands

• Snowflakes and candy canes

• Palm leaves and evergreens

• Christmas tree decorations

What is traditionally served for breakfast on Christmas Day in Australia?

• Omelette and bacon

• Porridge and yogurt

• Pancakes and honey

• Toast and jam

What do Australians do the day after Christmas?

• Remove decorations

• Go on vacation

• Go to work

• Celebrate Boxing Day

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What don't Australians do on Christmas Day?

• Play snowballs

• Watch TV

• Have a beach picnic

• Go to church

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In Australia, Christmas is in ...

• spring

• summer

• autumn

• winter

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At Christmas dinner, the person who gets ... baked inside is believed to enjoy good luck all year round.

• a button

• a silver coin

• a gold ring

• a raisin

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In Australia, Father Christmas ... to greet children on the beach on Christmas!

• wears shorts

• sings carols

• makes a barbie

• pulls crackers

What do schools and church groups present in late November?

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