Christmas in Spanish-speaking Countries

What is the Spanish word for "garland"?

• Guirnalda

• Corona

• Borlas

• Estrellas

Which of the following ingredients are typically found in `hallacas`?

• Olives, raisins, peppers, and onion

• Potatoes, carrots, peas, and mayonnaise

• Ham, cheese, and pineapple

• Beef, chicken, and fish

What is a typical Christmas food in Spain, according to the video?

• Hallacas

• Pan de jamón

• Gambas

• Torta negra

What ingredients are included in `torta negra`?

• Olives, raisins, and peppers

• Nuts, macerated fruits, brown sugar, and rum

• Ham, cheese, and chicken

• Potatoes, carrots, and peas

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Which Christmas character is considered highly important in Venezuela and is uncovered on the night of December 24th?

• Papá Noel

• San Nicolás

• El Niño Jesús

• Los Reyes Magos

What is a tradition celebrated on December 21st in Venezuela?

• Gathering for dinner and exchanging gifts.

• Celebrating the birth of Jesus.

• Doing energy cleansing by burning a letter.

• Eating 12 grapes at midnight.

What is a common tradition for both Spanish and Venezuelan people on New Year's Eve at midnight?

• Burning a letter with wishes for the new year.

• Uncovering the Baby Jesus figure.

• Eating 12 grapes and making a wish for each.

• Exchanging the biggest Christmas gifts.

How do Christmas gifts on January 6th differ between Venezuela and Spain?

• Children in Venezuela receive the biggest gifts, while in Spain they receive the simplest.

• Children in Spain receive the biggest gifts, while in Venezuela they receive the simplest.

• Gifts are not exchanged on January 6th in either country.

• Both countries exchange equally big gifts on January 6th.