WorksheetsChristmas in the UK
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 7mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
A popular Christmas song is " ........... bells "
a)
jungle
b)
jiggle
c)
juggle
d)
jingle
2.
Christmas Day is
a)
25th September
b)
26th November
c)
25th December
d)
26th December
3.
New Year's Day is
a)
1st December
b)
1st January
c)
31st December
d)
31st January
4.
Boxing Day
a)
25th December
b)
27th December
c)
24th December
d)
26th December
5.
24th December is called ...
a)
Christmas Night
b)
Christmas Saturday
c)
Christmas Eve
d)
Christmas Morning
6.
Songs sung at Christmas are called
a)
carolines
b)
carols
c)
carollas
d)
corollas
7.
A Christmas tree is ...
a)
a spruce
b)
a pine
c)
an oak
d)
a birch
8.
The man who visits kids during Christmas is
a)
Sinta Claus
b)
Santa Cloos
c)
Sankta Claus
d)
Santa Claus
9.
The animal that pulls Santa's sleigh is
a)
a raindeer
b)
a moose
c)
a reindeer
d)
a horse
10.
A song title is " Santa Claus is coming to ..."
a)
city
b)
country
c)
village
d)
town
11.
Santa enters the house
a)
through the window
b)
through the chimney
c)
through the back door
d)
through the front door
12.
To get a present for Xmas you have to hang up
a)
a red hat
b)
old trousers
c)
a stocking
d)
an old shoe
13.
Rudolph the reindeer had ...
a)
a green nose
b)
a purple nose
c)
a red nose
d)
a blue nose
14.
What is it?
a)
Christmas candy
b)
Christmas cracker
c)
Christmas lolly
d)
Christmas surprise
15.
Santa's little helpers are
a)
leprechauns
b)
elves
c)
cinderellas
d)
snow whites
16.
Food at Christmas
a)
Christmas pudding
b)
sponge cake
c)
Christmas brownie
d)
cheese cake
17.
Jack Horner found ...
a)
a banana in his pie
b)
a grape in his pie
c)
a thumb in his pie
d)
a plum in his pie
18.
The name "Santa Claus" comes from the saint ...
a)
Saint Paul
b)
Saint George
c)
Saint Nicholas
d)
Saint Peter
19.
People in Britain usually have ..... for Christmas dinner.
a)
a duck
b)
some pork
c)
a turkey
d)
some beef
20.
Cookies eaten at Christmas are called ...
a)
pepper biscuits
b)
spice cakes
c)
gingerbread
d)
plum pudding
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