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WorksheetsChristmas Holiday in France
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 5mins
Christmas in France is celebrated only on December 25th.
Vrai (true)
Faux (false)
Most French people go to restaurants to celebrate Christmas.
Vrai (true)
Faux (false)
To wish someone Merry Christmas in French, you say Joyeux Noël.
Vrai (true)
Faux (false)
Christmas is considered the main family gathering in France.
Vrai (true)
Faux (false)
Des escargots are oysters.
Vrai (true)
Faux (false)
La bûche de Noël is the main dish at a French dinner.
Vrai (true)
Faux (false)
Les restes is the word for leftovers in French.
Vrai (true)
Faux (false)
People in France do not exchange gifts for Christmas.
Vrai (true)
Faux (false)
Père Noël brings gifts and leaves them at the door for children.
Vrai (true)
Faux (false)
Le réveillon is Christmas Eve.
Vrai (true)
Faux (false)
The French word for Christmas tree is le sapin de Noël.
Vrai (true)
Faux (false)
Christmas takes place in this season.
l'été
l'hiver
l'automne
le printemps
Un bonhomme de neige is...
Santa Claus
a snowman
Christmas candles
the Christmas tree
Un jour férié is ....
a day off or "bank holiday"
a snow day
a day at work
a religious holiday
If you eat du saumon fumé (smoked salmon), you would know that the verb fumer means this in French.
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