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What did Saint Nicolas do when he visited the family's house?

• He took the shoes away.

• He put money in the shoes.

• He left a note for the family.

• He cooked a meal for them.

Who is responsible for giving gifts in the modern French tradition?

• Saint Nicolas

• The Easter Bunny

• The Tooth Fairy

• Père Noël (Father Christmas)

On which date do French people traditionally place their shoes by the fireplace or Christmas tree?

• December 1st

• December 24th

• December 31st

• January 1st

What did the three sisters find in their shoes the morning after Saint Nicolas visited?

• Candy

• Money

• Toys

• Letters

What is the main reason Saint Nicolas wanted to help the three sisters?

• They were very wise.

• They were very poor.

• They were very famous.

• They were very talented.

What must children be in order to receive gifts from Père Noël?

• Talented

• Wise

• Naughty

• Well-behaved

Where do people place their shoes if there is no fireplace?

• In the kitchen

• In the bedroom

• By the Christmas tree

• In the garage

What is the purpose of placing shoes by the fireplace or Christmas tree?

• To dry them

• To decorate the house

• To receive gifts

• To keep them warm

What is the main theme of the legend about the three sisters and Saint Nicolas?

• Generosity

• Adventure

• Mystery

• Competition

What is the modern equivalent of Saint Nicolas in the French Christmas tradition?

• The Easter Bunny

• Père Noël (Father Christmas)

• The Tooth Fairy

• Cupid