Christmas around the world

What do people typically do with Christmas cards in the weeks leading up to Christmas?

• They use them as decorations.
• They display them in shops.
• They send them to friends and relatives.
• They throw them away.

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What happens in shops after Halloween and Bonfire Night in the UK?

• They prepare for New Year's sales.
• They start selling Halloween decorations.
• They close for renovations.
• They are filled with Christmas items for sale.

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What do families in Australia typically do with Christmas presents?

• They send gifts through the mail.
• They leave presents under the tree for children to find.
• They open presents on Christmas morning.
• They exchange gifts on New Year's Day.

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Which of the following is a common charitable activity during Christmas in cities?

• Organizing community feasts
• Providing free meals in shelters
• Collecting money by carol singers
• Hosting gift exchanges for the needy

What is the significance of Christmas Eve in the UK?

• It is a public holiday for everyone.
• Most people finish work early to be with family.
• It is the day when Christmas cards are sent.
• It marks the beginning of the Christmas shopping season.

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Where do families put the Christmas tree?

• In the bedroom.
• in the living room.
• in the balcony.
• in the hall.

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What is a common feature of Christmas dinner in the UK?

• Vegetable stir-fry and rice
• Pasta and garlic bread
• Roast turkey, roast potatoes, and Christmas pudding
• Grilled fish and salad

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What is a common way for families to celebrate Christmas in the UK?

• By gathering for a festive meal
• By participating in a parade
• By going on vacation
• By attending a concert

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What is traditionally included inside a Christmas cracker?

• A paper hat, a joke, and a small toy or prize
• A small gift and a Christmas card
• A festive ornament and a greeting
• A piece of chocolate and a holiday recipe

What is a notable difference in Christmas celebrations between the UK and Australia?

• Christmas in the UK lasts for a month.
• Christmas in Australia is only for children.
• Christmas in Australia is celebrated with snow.
• Christmas in Australia occurs during summer.

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