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WorksheetsChristmas in France
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
The word for Christmas in France is
le Christmas
Noël
Yule
Navidad
Un sapin de Noël is what?
A Christmas present
A Christmas cake
A Christmas tree
A Christmas carol
In France, Christmas is in what season?
Spring
Summer
Autumn
Winter
Who brings French children their Christmas presents?
le père Noël
le Santa
Batman
Baby Jesus
What food is this?
Une bûche de Noel
A pavlova
A mince pie
It's not a food, it's a bit of a branch.
Some French people like this traditional dish at Christmas, what is it?
Garlic bread
frogs legs
mussels
snails
What popular, French, Christmas food is this?
une glace - an ice-cream
de la dinde - turkey
des huitres - oysters
du pâté de foie gras - duck liver pâté
In France, who punishes naughty children at Christmas?
Le père Noël
Les parents
le père Fouettard
Mrs Claus
When do French children open their presents?
24th December
25th of December
1st of January
6th of January
Le réveillon is the word for the big Christmas meal eaten with all the family. When?
24th December
25th December
26th December
31st December
A traditional French Christmas meal (in Provence) has how many deserts or puddings?
13
5
1
8
At Christmas, French children usually find their gifts....
at school
in their stockings
in the garden
in their shoes at the foot of their bed
Un cadeau is....?
a sleigh
a reindeer
a present
a bauble
Joyeux Noel means....
Happy New Year
Happy birthday
Ho Ho Ho
Happy Christmas
Douce Nuit means Silent Night and it is a popular carol in France like it is in the UK. The lyrics to this carol were originally in what language?
English
German
French
Spanish
What event is this?
A Santa Convention
Midnight mass - la messe de minuit
A school Christmas Party - une fête de Noël
A Christmas Market - un marché de Noël
The 6th of January is le Jour des Rois. 'King's Day'. It celebrates.....
The birth of Baby Jesus
The shepherds visiting the stable
The day the 3 Kings arrived to worship the Baby Jesus
The day Mary and Jospeh returned home.
What is this?
Une galette des rois - sweet, flaky pastry and almonds
a Cornish pasty - meat
a New Year's pie - meat
Un gâteau - a sponge cake (designed to look like a pasty)
Here is a picture of some 'fèves' Where would you find one of these?
In your stocking
On the Christmas tree
Baked inside 'Une galette des rois'
Inside a cracker
Un bonhomme de neige is....
a type of sweet eaten at Christmas
a snowman
a cracker
a sprout
