CLEAN : Kids come running for Russian Santa

The video introduces the Slavic version of Father Christmas, known as Father Frost, who travels from northern Russia to Moscow to meet children with their wishlists. Unlike Western traditions, Father Frost is assisted by the Snow Maiden, not elves, and uses magic horses instead of reindeer. Gifts are exchanged at New Year rather than Christmas due to historical reasons. Children and parents alike express their wishes for the coming year, hoping for gifts and well-being.

What unique request did Father Frost receive from a child?

• A pet reindeer

• A new bicycle

• A magic wand

• An oil well

Who assists Father Frost in greeting children?

• Magic Reindeer

• Santa's Elves

• The Snow Maiden

• The Ice Queen

In Slavic traditions, what pulls Father Frost's sleigh?

• Reindeer

• Wolves

• Magic Horses

• Polar Bears

When do children in Slavic cultures traditionally receive their gifts?

• On Christmas Eve

• On New Year's Day

• On Epiphany

• On Christmas Day

What do parents wish for in their messages to Father Frost?

• Adventure and travel

• Fame and success

• Health and happiness

• Wealth and prosperity