WorksheetsChristmas Quiz
Total questions: 6
Worksheet time: 11mins
The old man with a white beard who brings presents.
sleigh
Santa
Rudolph
snowman
The form of transport that Santa uses.
sleigh
holly
tinsel
wreath
During the winter, children love to build a (a) in the backyard, adorning it with a carrot nose and coal eyes.
Every Christmas, children anticipate the arrival of Santa Claus, whose magical sleigh is pulled by a group of animals known as (a) .
Describe what Christmas crackers are:
Christmas time with food, glorious food! It’s the time of year to forget about the diet. But, by eating KFC? Well, in Japan, that’s exactly what they do.
The fun tradition dates back to the 1970s. After the difficult period of World War II, Japan began to experience economic growth. At the same time, there was an enormous interest in Western culture, especially from the USA. Fast food restaurants opened all over the country, and as Japan has a very low number of Christians, people started to create their own fun Christmas traditions. KFC saw this gap in the market and launched their ‘Kentucky for Christmas’ campaign.
Nowadays, it is a part of Japanese Christmas, with families enjoying Kentucky Fried Chicken together. December is the busiest time of year for the fast-food chain. We all agree that sharing is caring, so pass me a piece!
What is the origin of the tradition of eating KFC during Christmas in Japan?
Ancient Japanese customs
World War II rationing
Economic growth and Western culture influence
Religious rituals
Why did KFC launch the 'Kentucky for Christmas' campaign in Japan?
