What is Christmas?

Christmas is a Christian festival celebrated  every ___.

• January

• March

• October

• December

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Christians celebrate Christmas to remember the birth of ___.

• Jesus

• Santa Claus

• Miss Elvina

• Papa Noel

Christmas Day  takes place every year on the ___.

• 24th December

• 25th December

• 23rd December

• 26th December

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As part of Christmas celebrations, some people go to ___.

• work

• school

• church

• the swimming pool

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What are Christmas carols?

• foods

• songs

• drinks

• books

Each year, ___ sends a Christmas tree to the UK to be displayed in London.

• the US

• Norway

• China

• Japan

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The first Christmas card was sent in ___ in London.  

• 2024

• 1943

• 1843

• 1840

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Father Christmas flies around the world on ___,  delivering presents to children.

• Christmas Eve

• Christmas Day

• Boxing Day

• Sunday

Christmas is also known as  ___, ___ or ___ in some places.  

• Santa

• Papa Noel

• Mr Hans

• Saint Nicholas

It is also traditional for children to write ___ to  Father Christmas.

• songs

• poems

• reports

• letters

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