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traditions quiz

Total questions: 195

Worksheet time: 2hrs 38mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which plant is traditionally hung in British homes at Christmas and is associated with kissing?

a)

Holly

b)

Mistletoe

c)

Ivy

d)

Poinsettia

2.

What is the name of the traditional British dessert made with dried fruit and often set alight before serving at Christmas?

a)

Mince pie

b)

Christmas pudding

c)

Yule log

d)

Trifle

3.

Which British monarch delivered the first ever Christmas broadcast to the nation in 1932?

a)

Queen Elizabeth II

b)

King George VI

c)

King George V

d)

Queen Victoria

4.

Which Christmas song begins with the lyrics, “Silent night, holy night”?

a)

Silent Night

b)

O Holy Night

c)

Away in a Manger

d)

Hark! The Herald Angels Sing

5.

What is traditionally pulled at the Christmas dinner table in Britain, containing a joke, a paper hat, and a small gift?

a)

Christmas cracker

b)

Christmas stocking

c)

Christmas bauble

d)

Christmas card

6.

Which meat is most commonly served as the main course for Christmas dinner in Britain?

a)

Beef

b)

Turkey

c)

Lamb

d)

Pork

7.

What is the name of the red-berried plant often used in Christmas decorations, symbolising good fortune?

a)

Ivy

b)

Holly

c)

Mistletoe

d)

Fir

8.

Which Christmas carol includes the line, “Fa la la la la, la la la la”?

a)

Deck the Halls

b)

Jingle Bells

c)

Good King Wenceslas

d)

Ding Dong Merrily on High

9.

What is the name of the cake, covered in marzipan and icing, traditionally eaten at Christmas in Britain?

a)

Dundee cake

b)

Christmas cake

c)

Battenberg cake

d)

Victoria sponge

10.

Which British city is famous for its annual Christmas market held in Albert Square?

a)

London

b)

Manchester

c)

Birmingham

d)

Edinburgh

11.

What is the name of the ballet that is traditionally performed around Christmas and features the Sugar Plum Fairy?

a)

Swan Lake

b)

The Nutcracker

c)

Giselle

d)

Sleeping Beauty

12.

Which Christmas song was the UK Christmas number one in 1973, performed by Slade?

a)

Merry Xmas Everybody

b)

I Wish It Could Be Christmas Everyday

c)

Last Christmas

d)

Do They Know It’s Christmas?

13.

What is the name of the sweet, spiced wine served hot at Christmas markets?

a)

Eggnog

b)

Mulled wine

c)

Mead

d)

Cider

14.

Which of these is NOT a traditional ingredient in British mince pies?

a)

Dried fruit

b)

Minced beef

c)

Suet

d)

Spices

15.

What is the name of the day after Christmas Day, celebrated as a public holiday in the UK?

a)

St Stephen’s Day

b)

Boxing Day

c)

Epiphany

d)

Twelfth Night

16.

Which Christmas carol tells the story of a king who braves harsh winter weather to help the poor?

a)

Good King Wenceslas

b)

The First Noel

c)

O Come All Ye Faithful

d)

Once in Royal David’s City

17.

What is the name of the German Christmas bread containing dried fruit and marzipan, sometimes eaten in Britain?

a)

Panettone

b)

Stollen

c)

Brioche

d)

Babka

18.

Which British TV soap is famous for its dramatic Christmas Day episodes?

a)

Coronation Street

b)

EastEnders

c)

Emmerdale

d)

Hollyoaks

19.

What is the name of the traditional Christmas play performed by children, depicting the birth of Jesus?

a)

Pantomime

b)

Nativity play

c)

Carol service

d)

Mystery play

20.

Which of these is a traditional accompaniment to roast turkey at a British Christmas dinner?

a)

Yorkshire pudding

b)

Bread sauce

c)

Horseradish sauce

d)

Mint sauce

21.

Which Christmas song features the lyrics, “Walking in a winter wonderland”?

a)

Winter Wonderland

b)

Let It Snow

c)

White Christmas

d)

Frosty the Snowman

22.

What is the name of the Italian sweet bread loaf enjoyed at Christmas?

a)

Panettone

b)

Stollen

c)

Brioche

d)

Pandoro

23.

Which British monarch gave the first televised Christmas message?

a)

King George VI

b)

Queen Elizabeth II

c)

King George V

d)

Queen Victoria

24.

What is the name of the red-suited man who delivers presents to children on Christmas Eve?

a)

Father Christmas

b)

The Grinch

c)

Jack Frost

d)

Saint Nicholas

25.

Which Christmas carol includes the line, “The little Lord Jesus laid down His sweet head”?

a)

Away in a Manger

b)

Silent Night

c)

O Little Town of Bethlehem

d)

Once in Royal David’s City

26.

Which British author wrote “A Christmas Carol”?

a)

Charles Dickens

b)

Jane Austen

c)

J.K. Rowling

d)

William Shakespeare

27.

What is the name of the traditional Christmas pantomime villain?

a)

The Dame

b)

The Baddie

c)

The Fairy Godmother

d)

The Prince

28.

Which Christmas song did Band Aid record to raise money for famine relief in 1984?

a)

Do They Know It’s Christmas?

b)

Last Christmas

c)

Merry Christmas Everyone

d)

Step Into Christmas

29.

What is the name of the sweet, sticky sauce often poured over Christmas pudding?

a)

Brandy butter

b)

Custard

c)

Chocolate sauce

d)

Lemon curd

30.

Which of these is a traditional filling for a British Christmas mince pie?

a)

Mincemeat

b)

Jam

c)

Lemon curd

d)

Chocolate

31.

Which Christmas carol includes the line, “God rest you merry, gentlemen”?

a)

God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen

b)

O Come All Ye Faithful

c)

Hark! The Herald Angels Sing

d)

Ding Dong Merrily on High

32.

What is the name of the traditional Christmas drink made with eggs, milk, and sugar?

a)

Eggnog

b)

Mulled wine

c)

Hot chocolate

d)

Punch

33.

Which Christmas song was a hit for Wham! in 1984?

a)

Last Christmas

b)

Step Into Christmas

c)

Wonderful Christmastime

d)

Fairytale of New York

34.

What is the name of the Christmas ballet composed by Tchaikovsky?

a)

The Nutcracker

b)

Swan Lake

c)

Sleeping Beauty

d)

Giselle

35.

Which of these is NOT a traditional Christmas spice?

a)

Cinnamon

b)

Nutmeg

c)

Paprika

d)

Cloves

36.

Which Christmas carol includes the line, “O tidings of comfort and joy”?

a)

God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen

b)

O Come All Ye Faithful

c)

The First Noel

d)

Hark! The Herald Angels Sing

37.

What is the name of the Christmas tradition where people go from house to house singing?

a)

Wassailing

b)

Carol singing

c)

Trick-or-treating

d)

Mumming

38.

Which of these is a traditional Christmas nut often found in stockings?

a)

Almond

b)

Walnut

c)

Chestnut

d)

Hazelnut

39.

Which Christmas song includes the lyrics, “I’m dreaming of a white Christmas”?

a)

White Christmas

b)

Let It Snow

c)

Winter Wonderland

d)

Jingle Bells

40.

What is the name of the traditional Christmas play performed in Britain, often with audience participation and comedy?

a)

Nativity play

b)

Pantomime

c)

Mystery play

d)

Morality play

41.

Which of these is a traditional Christmas vegetable in Britain?

a)

Carrot

b)

Parsnip

c)

Broccoli

d)

Peas

42.

Which Christmas carol includes the line, “Peace on earth and mercy mild”?

a)

Hark! The Herald Angels Sing

b)

O Come All Ye Faithful

c)

The First Noel

d)

Silent Night

43.

What is the name of the Christmas tradition where children hang up socks for presents?

a)

Christmas stocking

b)

Christmas cracker

c)

Christmas bauble

d)

Christmas card

44.

Which of these is a traditional Christmas fruit?

a)

Orange

b)

Banana

c)

Apple

d)

Pear

45.

Which Christmas carol includes the line, “Born is the King of Israel”?

a)

The First Noel

b)

O Come All Ye Faithful

c)

Hark! The Herald Angels Sing

d)

Silent Night

46.

What is the name of the Christmas song that tells the story of a snowman who comes to life?

a)

Frosty the Snowman

b)

Jingle Bells

c)

Winter Wonderland

d)

Let It Snow

47.

Which of these is a traditional Christmas nut roast ingredient?

a)

Cashew nuts

b)

Peanuts

c)

Pine nuts

d)

Walnuts

48.

Which Christmas carol includes the line, “O come, let us adore Him”?

a)

O Come All Ye Faithful

b)

Hark! The Herald Angels Sing

c)

The First Noel

d)

Silent Night

49.

What is the name of the Christmas song that features the lyrics, “On the first day of Christmas, my true love gave to me”?

a)

The Twelve Days of Christmas

b)

Jingle Bells

c)

Deck the Halls

d)

Silent Night

50.

Which of these is a traditional Christmas drink in Britain?

a)

Mulled wine

b)

Lemonade

c)

Cola

d)

Ginger beer

51.

Which Christmas carol includes the line, “Sleep in heavenly peace”?

a)

Silent Night

b)

O Little Town of Bethlehem

c)

Away in a Manger

d)

The First Noel

52.

What is the name of the Christmas song that features the lyrics, “All I want for Christmas is you”?

a)

All I Want for Christmas Is You

b)

Last Christmas

c)

Step Into Christmas

d)

Merry Christmas Everyone

53.

Which of these is a traditional Christmas cheese in Britain?

a)

Stilton

b)

Cheddar

c)

Red Leicester

d)

Wensleydale

54.

Which Christmas carol includes the line, “Sing choirs of angels, sing in exultation”?

a)

O Come All Ye Faithful

b)

Hark! The Herald Angels Sing

c)

The First Noel

d)

Silent Night

55.

What is the name of the Christmas song that features the lyrics, “Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow”?

a)

Let It Snow

b)

White Christmas

c)

Winter Wonderland

d)

Jingle Bells

56.

Which of these is a traditional Christmas nut used in stuffing?

a)

Chestnut

b)

Almond

c)

Walnut

d)

Hazelnut

57.

Which Christmas carol includes the line, “Glory to the newborn King”?

a)

Hark! The Herald Angels Sing

b)

O Come All Ye Faithful

c)

The First Noel

d)

Silent Night

58.

What is the name of the Christmas song that features the lyrics, “Rockin’ around the Christmas tree”?

a)

Rockin’ Around the Christmas Tree

b)

Jingle Bell Rock

c)

Winter Wonderland

d)

Let It Snow

59.

Which of these is a traditional Christmas spice used in mulled wine?

a)

Cinnamon

b)

Paprika

c)

Cumin

d)

Coriander

60.

Which Christmas carol includes the line, “O come, all ye faithful, joyful and triumphant”?

a)

O Come All Ye Faithful

b)

Hark! The Herald Angels Sing

c)

The First Noel

d)

Silent Night

61.

What is the name of the Christmas song that features the lyrics, “Feliz Navidad”?

a)

Feliz Navidad

b)

Jingle Bells

c)

White Christmas

d)

Winter Wonderland

62.

Which of these is a traditional Christmas vegetable in Britain?

a)

Brussels sprouts

b)

Sweetcorn

c)

Cabbage

d)

Cauliflower

63.

Which of these is a popular Christmas dessert in Britain?

a)

Cheesecake

b)

Apple pie

c)

Christmas pudding

d)

Fruit tart

64.

What is traditionally placed at the top of a Christmas tree?

a)

Star

b)

Bell

c)

Candle

d)

Bow

65.

Which reindeer leads Santa’s sleigh?

a)

Rudolph

b)

Vixen

c)

Dasher

d)

Prancer

66.

Which country is credited with starting the tradition of the Christmas tree?

a)

Germany

b)

Sweden

c)

France

d)

Italy

67.

What is the name of the ballet traditionally performed at Christmas?

a)

Giselle

b)

Swan Lake

c)

Sleeping Beauty

d)

The Nutcracker

68.

Which plant is traditionally used to decorate homes at Christmas and is associated with kissing?

a)

Holly

b)

Ivy

c)

Mistletoe

d)

Poinsettia

69.

What is the name of the red-nosed reindeer who guides Santa’s sleigh?

a)

Dasher

b)

Rudolph

c)

Prancer

d)

Blitzen

70.

Which country is credited with starting the tradition of putting up a Christmas tree?

a)

Italy

b)

United States

c)

France

d)

Germany

71.

What is the name of the cake traditionally eaten in Italy at Christmas?

a)

Pavlova

b)

Stollen

c)

Panettone

d)

Yule log

72.

Which British monarch delivered the first Christmas broadcast to the nation?

a)

King Edward VIII

b)

Queen Victoria

c)

King George V

d)

Queen Elizabeth II

73.

Which Christmas song begins with the lyrics, “On the first day of Christmas my true love sent to me”?

a)

Jingle Bells

b)

The Twelve Days of Christmas

c)

Deck the Halls

d)

O Christmas Tree

74.

What is traditionally hidden inside a British Christmas pudding?

a)

A coin

b)

A toy

c)

A nut

d)

A ring

75.

Which festive ballet features a battle between toy soldiers and mice?

a)

Swan Lake

b)

Giselle

c)

The Nutcracker

d)

Coppélia

76.

Which of these is a popular Christmas market city in Germany?

a)

Berlin

b)

Frankfurt

c)

Nuremberg

d)

Munich

77.

What is the name of the character who tries to steal Christmas in Dr. Seuss’s famous story?

a)

Frosty

b)

The Grinch

c)

Scrooge

d)

Jack Frost

78.

Which country is credited with starting the tradition of putting up a Christmas tree?

a)

Italy

b)

Germany

c)

United States

d)

France

79.

What is traditionally left out for Santa Claus on Christmas Eve in Britain?

a)

A mince pie and a glass of milk

b)

A carrot and a cup of tea

c)

A biscuit and orange juice

d)

A slice of cake and lemonade

80.

Which reindeer is known for having a red nose?

a)

Dasher

b)

Rudolph

c)

Prancer

d)

Vixen

81.

What is the name of the ballet traditionally performed at Christmas?

a)

Sleeping Beauty

b)

The Nutcracker

c)

Giselle

d)

Swan Lake

82.

Which Christmas carol begins with the lyrics, “God rest ye merry, gentlemen”?

a)

Joy to the World

b)

Deck the Halls

c)

Good King Wenceslas

d)

God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen

83.

What is the name of the snowman in the animated film ‘Frozen’?

a)

Sam

b)

Jack

c)

Frosty

d)

Olaf

84.

Which British monarch gave the first Christmas broadcast to the nation?

a)

King George V

b)

Queen Victoria

c)

King Edward VII

d)

Queen Elizabeth II

85.

What is the name of the red and white striped candy often associated with Christmas?

a)

Candy cane

b)

Jelly bean

c)

Lollipop

d)

Marshmallow

86.

Which famous author wrote ‘A Christmas Carol’?

a)

William Shakespeare

b)

J.K. Rowling

c)

Jane Austen

d)

Charles Dickens

87.

What is the name of the holiday celebrated on 26th December in Britain?

a)

Boxing Day

b)

Twelfth Night

c)

St. Stephen’s Day

d)

Epiphany

88.

What is traditionally hidden inside a Christmas pudding?

a)

A thimble

b)

A ring

c)

A button

d)

A coin

89.

Which reindeer leads Santa’s sleigh?

a)

Rudolph

b)

Prancer

c)

Dasher

d)

Vixen

90.

In the song 'The Twelve Days of Christmas', what is given on the fifth day?

a)

Five gold rings

b)

Five turtle doves

c)

Five French hens

d)

Five calling birds

91.

Which country is credited with starting the tradition of the Christmas tree?

a)

Italy

b)

England

c)

France

d)

Germany

92.

What is the name of the ballet traditionally performed at Christmas?

a)

Sleeping Beauty

b)

The Nutcracker

c)

Giselle

d)

Swan Lake

93.

Which plant is traditionally hung in doorways at Christmas for people to kiss under?

a)

Ivy

b)

Holly

c)

Mistletoe

d)

Poinsettia

94.

What is the name of the Grinch’s dog in 'How the Grinch Stole Christmas'?

a)

Max

b)

Sam

c)

Buddy

d)

Charlie

95.

Which famous scientist was born on Christmas Day in 1642?

a)

Albert Einstein

b)

Marie Curie

c)

Isaac Newton

d)

Galileo Galilei

96.

What is the day after Christmas Day known as in the UK?

a)

Epiphany

b)

Boxing Day

c)

St. Stephen’s Day

d)

Twelfth Night

97.

Which Christmas beverage is made with eggs, milk, and sugar?

a)

Eggnog

b)

Mulled wine

c)

Hot chocolate

d)

Punch

98.

Which plant is traditionally hung in doorways at Christmas for people to kiss under?

a)

Mistletoe

b)

Poinsettia

c)

Holly

d)

Ivy

99.

What is the name of the cake made with dried fruit and often covered with marzipan and icing, eaten at Christmas in the UK?

a)

Christmas cake

b)

Yule log

c)

Fruit tart

d)

Panettone

100.

Which reindeer is known for having a red nose?

a)

Dasher

b)

Rudolph

c)

Prancer

d)

Vixen

101.

What is the name of the ballet that is traditionally performed around Christmas?

a)

Sleeping Beauty

b)

Swan Lake

c)

The Nutcracker

d)

Giselle

102.

Which country is credited with starting the tradition of putting up a Christmas tree?

a)

Italy

b)

France

c)

Germany

d)

United States

103.

What is the name of the drink made with eggs, sugar, milk, and sometimes alcohol, popular at Christmas?

a)

Eggnog

b)

Mulled wine

c)

Hot chocolate

d)

Cider

104.

Which famous author wrote 'A Christmas Carol'?

a)

Charles Dickens

b)

J.K. Rowling

c)

Jane Austen

d)

William Shakespeare

105.

What is the name of the snowman in the popular Christmas song?

a)

Chilly

b)

Jack

c)

Olaf

d)

Frosty

106.

Which of these is NOT one of Santa's reindeer?

a)

Cupid

b)

Donner

c)

Comet

d)

Blizzard

107.

What do people traditionally place at the top of a Christmas tree?

a)

Bell

b)

Star

c)

Candle

d)

Bauble

108.

Which of these is a popular British Christmas dessert made with dried fruits and often set alight before serving?

a)

Christmas pudding

b)

Trifle

c)

Fruitcake

d)

Victoria sponge

109.

What is traditionally pulled at the Christmas dinner table, containing a small gift, a joke, and a paper hat?

a)

Christmas card

b)

Christmas cracker

c)

Christmas stocking

d)

Christmas bauble

110.

Which of these is a famous Christmas market city in the UK, known for its festive stalls and decorations?

a)

Manchester

b)

Cardiff

c)

London

d)

Edinburgh

111.

Which plant is traditionally used to decorate homes and is associated with kissing during Christmas?

a)

Ivy

b)

Poinsettia

c)

Holly

d)

Mistletoe

112.

What is the name of the calendar used to count down the days to Christmas?

a)

Advent calendar

b)

Christmas calendar

c)

Holiday calendar

d)

Winter calendar

113.

Which British monarch delivers a Christmas Day speech broadcast to the nation?

a)

The Prime Minister

b)

The Monarch

c)

The Archbishop of Canterbury

d)

The Speaker of the House

114.

What is the name of the festive cracker that is pulled at the Christmas dinner table in Britain?

a)

Festive snapper

b)

Yule log

c)

Party popper

d)

Christmas cracker

115.

Which of these is a traditional Christmas activity involving singing door-to-door?

a)

Carol singing

b)

Gift wrapping

c)

Tree decorating

d)

Stocking filling

116.

What is the name of the drink made from milk, cream, sugar, whipped eggs, and spirits, often served at Christmas?

a)

Eggnog

b)

Mulled wine

c)

Hot chocolate

d)

Cider

117.

Which plant, associated with Christmas, is said to bring good luck when hung in the home?

a)

Mistletoe

b)

Rosemary

c)

Lavender

d)

Thyme

118.

Which British monarch delivered the first Christmas broadcast in 1932?

a)

Queen Victoria

b)

King George V

c)

Queen Elizabeth II

d)

King Edward VIII

119.

What is the name of the traditional French Christmas dessert made to resemble a log?

a)

Bûche de Noël

b)

Galette des Rois

c)

Madeleine

d)

Clafoutis

120.

Which Christmas song begins with the lyrics: 'On the first day of Christmas my true love sent to me'?

a)

Silent Night

b)

Jingle Bells

c)

Deck the Halls

d)

The Twelve Days of Christmas

121.

What is the name of the snowman in the famous Christmas song?

a)

Chilly

b)

Olaf

c)

Frosty

d)

Jack Frost

122.

Which Christmas figure is known for leaving gifts in shoes on December 6th?

a)

St. Nicholas

b)

Krampus

c)

Santa Claus

d)

Father Christmas

123.

Which popular Christmas ballet features a character called Clara?

a)

Coppélia

b)

Sleeping Beauty

c)

Swan Lake

d)

The Nutcracker

124.

What is traditionally hidden inside a Christmas pudding?

a)

A coin

b)

A nut

c)

A toy

d)

A cherry

125.

Which plant is commonly used as a Christmas decoration and is said to bring good luck?

a)

Lily

b)

Sunflower

c)

Rose

d)

Holly

126.

In the song 'The Twelve Days of Christmas', what is given on the fifth day?

a)

Five golden rings

b)

Five calling birds

c)

Five French hens

d)

Five turtle doves

127.

Which famous author wrote 'A Christmas Carol'?

a)

J.K. Rowling

b)

Charles Dickens

c)

Jane Austen

d)

William Shakespeare

128.

What is the name of the red and white striped candy often associated with Christmas?

a)

Marshmallow

b)

Candy cane

c)

Lollipop

d)

Gingerbread

129.

What is the name of the character who tries to steal Christmas in Dr. Seuss's book?

a)

Rudolph

b)

Jack Frost

c)

Scrooge

d)

The Grinch

130.

Which Christmas beverage is made with milk, cream, sugar, and eggs?

a)

Hot chocolate

b)

Cider

c)

Mulled wine

d)

Eggnog

131.

What is the name of the tradition where children hang stockings for Santa to fill?

a)

Stocking hanging

b)

Stocking hiding

c)

Stocking filling

d)

Stocking stuffing

132.

Which Christmas song begins with the lyrics, 'Dashing through the snow'?

a)

Jingle Bells

b)

Silent Night

c)

Deck the Halls

d)

O Holy Night

133.

Which of these is NOT one of Santa's reindeer?

a)

Comet

b)

Cupid

c)

Vixen

d)

Olive

134.

What do people traditionally build out of snow during Christmas?

a)

Treehouse

b)

Sandcastle

c)

Igloo

d)

Snowman

135.

Which famous author wrote 'A Christmas Carol'?

a)

William Shakespeare

b)

Charles Dickens

c)

Jane Austen

d)

J.K. Rowling

136.

What colour are the berries of the mistletoe plant?

a)

Red

b)

Green

c)

White

d)

Blue

137.

Which of these is a popular Christmas ballet character?

a)

Odette

b)

Cinderella

c)

Clara

d)

Aurora

138.

What is the day after Christmas Day known as in the UK?

a)

Twelfth Night

b)

Epiphany

c)

St. Stephen's Day

d)

Boxing Day

139.

Which Christmas decoration is made from a circular arrangement of leaves, flowers, or twigs?

a)

Wreath

b)

Tinsel

c)

Garland

d)

Bauble

140.

Which of these is a traditional Christmas meat in Britain?

a)

Turkey

b)

Beef

c)

Lamb

d)

Pork

141.

What is the name of the calendar used to count down the days to Christmas?

a)

Lunar calendar

b)

Gregorian calendar

c)

Perpetual calendar

d)

Advent calendar

142.

Which of these is a famous Christmas ballet composed by Tchaikovsky?

a)

Romeo and Juliet

b)

Swan Lake

c)

Sleeping Beauty

d)

The Nutcracker

143.

Which plant is traditionally hung in British homes at Christmas for people to kiss under?

a)

Holly

b)

Mistletoe

c)

Ivy

d)

Poinsettia

144.

What is the name of the red-nosed reindeer in the famous Christmas song?

a)

Donner

b)

Rudolph

c)

Blitzen

d)

Comet

145.

Which British city is famous for its Boxing Day football matches?

a)

Birmingham

b)

London

c)

Manchester

d)

Liverpool

146.

What is traditionally pulled at the Christmas dinner table in the UK?

a)

Party popper

b)

Christmas cracker

c)

Ribbon

d)

Wishbone

147.

Which of these is a popular pantomime character in British Christmas theatre?

a)

Aladdin

b)

Hamlet

c)

Macbeth

d)

Romeo

148.

What is the name of the snowman in the classic British animated Christmas film?

a)

Frosty

b)

The Snowman

c)

Jack Frost

d)

Olaf

149.

Which British monarch’s speech is broadcast on Christmas Day?

a)

The Queen or King

b)

The Mayor of London

c)

The Prime Minister

d)

The Archbishop of Canterbury

150.

Which of these is a traditional filling in a British mince pie?

a)

Jam

b)

Custard

c)

Fruit and spices

d)

Chocolate

151.

What is the name of the day after Christmas Day in the UK?

a)

Boxing Day

b)

St. Stephen’s Day

c)

Twelfth Night

d)

Epiphany

152.

Which of these is a traditional Christmas meat served in the UK?

a)

Lamb

b)

Beef

c)

Turkey

d)

Pork

153.

In the song 'The Twelve Days of Christmas', what gift is given on the fifth day?

a)

Five French hens

b)

Five calling birds

c)

Five golden rings

d)

Five turtle doves

154.

Which popular Christmas ballet features a character called the Sugar Plum Fairy?

a)

The Nutcracker

b)

Giselle

c)

Swan Lake

d)

Sleeping Beauty

155.

What is the name of the red plant commonly used as a Christmas decoration?

a)

Ivy

b)

Mistletoe

c)

Holly

d)

Poinsettia

156.

Which Christmas movie features a boy who is left home alone during the holidays?

a)

Miracle on 34th Street

b)

The Polar Express

c)

Elf

d)

Home Alone

157.

What do children traditionally hang by the fireplace for Santa to fill with gifts?

a)

Stockings

b)

Scarves

c)

Gloves

d)

Hats

158.

Which of these is a popular Christmas pantomime character in Britain?

a)

Buttons

b)

Scrooge

c)

Jack Frost

d)

Father Time

159.

What is the name of the cake traditionally eaten in Italy at Christmas?

a)

Pavlova

b)

Stollen

c)

Panettone

d)

Yule log

160.

What is the name of the magical train in the film ‘The Polar Express’?

a)

The Polar Express

b)

The Christmas Express

c)

The Winter Train

d)

The Santa Special

161.

Which of these is a traditional Christmas cracker item?

a)

A chocolate coin

b)

A paper hat

c)

A candy cane

d)

A small bell

162.

Which British author wrote ‘A Christmas Carol’?

a)

Charles Dickens

b)

Jane Austen

c)

Roald Dahl

d)

J.K. Rowling

163.

What is the day after Christmas Day known as in the UK?

a)

St. Stephen’s Day

b)

Epiphany

c)

Twelfth Night

d)

Boxing Day

164.

Which of these is a traditional Christmas drink in Britain?

a)

Mulled wine

b)

Hot chocolate

c)

Eggnog

d)

Apple cider

165.

Which of these is a famous Christmas ballet character?

a)

Clara

b)

Odette

c)

Aurora

d)

Cinderella

166.

What is the traditional meat served at Christmas dinner in Britain?

a)

Lamb

b)

Beef

c)

Turkey

d)

Pork

167.

Which traditional British dessert is often served at Christmas and set alight before eating?

a)

Christmas pudding

b)

Trifle

c)

Fruitcake

d)

Yule log

168.

What is the name of the holiday celebrated on 26th December in the UK?

a)

Epiphany

b)

Boxing Day

c)

Twelfth Night

d)

St. Stephen's Day

169.

Which famous Christmas story was written by Charles Dickens?

a)

How the Grinch Stole Christmas

b)

The Snowman

c)

The Polar Express

d)

A Christmas Carol

170.

What is traditionally pulled at the Christmas dinner table in the UK?

a)

Ribbon

b)

Christmas cracker

c)

Party popper

d)

Wishbone

171.

Which British city is famous for its Christmas market held in Albert Square?

a)

Birmingham

b)

Edinburgh

c)

London

d)

Manchester

172.

What is the name of the cake traditionally eaten in Italy at Christmas?

a)

Pavlova

b)

Baklava

c)

Stollen

d)

Panettone

173.

Which Christmas film features a boy left home alone during the holidays?

a)

Love Actually

b)

Miracle on 34th Street

c)

Home Alone

d)

Elf

174.

What is the name of the snowman in the classic British animated film aired every Christmas?

a)

Jack Frost

b)

The Snowman

c)

Olaf

d)

Frosty

175.

Which British retailer is known for its highly anticipated Christmas TV adverts?

a)

Marks & Spencer

b)

Sainsbury's

c)

Tesco

d)

John Lewis

176.

Which festive drink is made from eggs, sugar, milk, and often alcohol?

a)

Mulled wine

b)

Cider

c)

Eggnog

d)

Hot chocolate

177.

Which plant is traditionally used to decorate homes at Christmas and is associated with kissing?

a)

Poinsettia

b)

Holly

c)

Mistletoe

d)

Ivy

178.

What is the name of the red-nosed reindeer who guides Santa’s sleigh?

a)

Comet

b)

Dasher

c)

Rudolph

d)

Blitzen

179.

Which famous ballet composer wrote the music for 'The Nutcracker'?

a)

Johann Sebastian Bach

b)

Ludwig van Beethoven

c)

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

d)

Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky

180.

What is traditionally hidden inside a Christmas pudding?

a)

A nut

b)

A coin

c)

A cherry

d)

A toy

181.

What is the name of the cake often eaten in Italy at Christmas?

a)

Panettone

b)

Stollen

c)

Yule log

d)

Pavlova

182.

Which Christmas carol includes the line, 'Fa la la la la, la la la la'?

a)

O Holy Night

b)

Hark! The Herald Angels Sing

c)

Good King Wenceslas

d)

Deck the Halls

183.

What is the name of the fictional town in the film 'It’s a Wonderful Life'?

a)

Bedford Falls

b)

Springfield

c)

Greendale

d)

Hill Valley

184.

Which of these is NOT one of Santa’s reindeer?

a)

Thunder

b)

Donner

c)

Vixen

d)

Prancer

185.

What is the name of the traditional German Christmas bread made with dried fruit and marzipan?

a)

Fruitcake

b)

Stollen

c)

Babka

d)

Panettone

186.

Which plant is commonly used as a Christmas decoration and is known for its red and green leaves?

a)

Poinsettia

b)

Rose

c)

Lily

d)

Sunflower

187.

What do people traditionally place at the top of a Christmas tree?

a)

A ribbon

b)

A bell

c)

A star

d)

A candy cane

188.

Which of these is a popular Christmas song?

a)

Jingle Bells

b)

Happy Birthday

c)

Old MacDonald Had a Farm

d)

Twinkle Twinkle Little Star

189.

What is Santa Claus also known as in the UK?

a)

Jack Frost

b)

Uncle Sam

c)

Saint Patrick

d)

Father Christmas

190.

Which of these is a traditional Christmas meat served in the UK?

a)

Turkey

b)

Duck

c)

Beef

d)

Lamb

191.

What do children traditionally hang up for Santa to fill with gifts?

a)

Hats

b)

Stockings

c)

Gloves

d)

Scarves

192.

Which of these is a famous Christmas poem that begins with 'Twas the night before Christmas'?

a)

Ode to Joy

b)

The Road Not Taken

c)

The Raven

d)

A Visit from St. Nicholas

193.

What is the name of the red and white striped candy often associated with Christmas?

a)

Marshmallow

b)

Lollipop

c)

Candy cane

d)

Gumdrop

194.

Which of these is a traditional Christmas carol?

a)

Mary Had a Little Lamb

b)

London Bridge

c)

Row, Row, Row Your Boat

d)

Silent Night

195.

What do people traditionally pull at the Christmas dinner table in the UK?

a)

Ribbons

b)

Party poppers

c)

Streamers

d)

Christmas crackers