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WorksheetsChristmas in Germany
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 18mins
Wie sagt man "Christmas" auf Deutsch?
Weihnachten
Heilige Abend
Silvester
Sankt Nikolaus Tag
What kind of Christmas ornament was invented in Germany?
Jingle bells
Plastic ornaments
Glass ornaments
The star for the top of the tree
How do the paddles spin in a German Christmas pyramid?
From a machine spinning them
From the wind blowing outside
When the children push them
When the candles are lit
For many people in Germany, Christmas pyramids are their family heirlooms. In this sentence, heirlooms means
an object that is only used for Christmas
an object that is put in the middle of a table
an object that has belonged to a family for a long time
a gift
Germans like to buy lebkuchen at their Christmas markets, or their famous
Gingerbread
Figgy Pudding
Sweet Bread
Soup
German Christmas markets usually have a _____ in the middle of them
train
Santa Claus
tree
pyramid
A traditional German Christmas dinner includes
fish, oysters and pasta
duck, goose, rabbit, stuffing, and potato dumplings
turkey, mashed potatoes, stuffing, mac and cheese
pozole, tamales, and flan
For dessert, Germans like to enjoy
Bundt cake
Stollen (sweet bread)
Kinder eggs
Figgy Pudding
How do you say "Merry Christmas" in German?
Feliz Navidad
Frohe Weihnachten
Joyeux Noël
메리 크리스마스
When do Germans mainly exchange gifts?
December 25
January 4
Detenber 24
Christmas Eve
( What do you get at Christmas )
What is the word for snow in German?
( What animal helps Santa at Christmas? )
What are these called in German?
When does Krampus, the companion of St Nikolaus in Southern Germany, visit the children?
Was gibt es in Deutschland am Weihnachten?
Das Kino
Das Museum
Das Christkindlmarkt
Das Haus
Was ist Silvester auf Englisch?
New Years Day
New Years Eve
Christmas Eve
Christmas Day
Which food is not typical at Christmas?
Lebkuchen (gingerbread)
Stollen (sweet bread)
Pommes (french fries)
Gans (goose)
What are the traditional Christmas cookies called?
Kartoffel
Kekse
Plätzchen
Lebkuchen
Sleigh
der Schlitten
der Schlatten
der Schlotten
der Schletten
snowman
der Schnowmann
der Schneemann
der Schneitmann
der Schnittmann
stocking
der Strumpf
der Tights
die Hose
die Strumpfhose
Christmas star
der Weihnachtsstar
der Weihnachtssturm
der Weihnachtsstom
der Weihnachtsstern
presents
die Geschichte
die Geschäfte
die Geschenke
die Geschosse
Christmas tree
der Weihnachtstree
der Weichnachtsbaum
der Weihnachtstraum
der Weihnachtsbum
Was sind "Strohsterne"?
glass ornaments
candles
wooden ornaments
star ornaments made out of straw
How do Germans typically light their trees?
with colorful lights
with fire
with electric candles
with flashlight
Was ist eine "Krippe"?
nutcracker
gingerbread house
nativity scene
advents wreath
Which is NOT true about Nußknacker (nutcrackers)?
They look like soldiers and have scary teeth because they are meant to protect your family.
They became popular because of Tchaikovsky's ballet about a German family.
They are easy to make.
American soldiers brought them home to America after seeing them in Christmas markets after World War 2.
Some German families believe the Christkind (the Christ Child) brings gifts to the children. The word Christkindl (little Christ child) is where we get our word....
Santa Clause
Jingle Bells
Kris Kringle
Elf on the shelf
