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Roast turkey is a __________ Christmas meal in the UK.
traditional
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What do children in the UK do on Christmas Eve?
They hang stockings near the fireplace or their beds for Father Christmas to fill.
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According to the passage, which countries feel more modern and public?
The USA and Vietnam.
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In the UK, children hang __________ near the fireplace.
stockings
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thief
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star
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gift
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banana
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Why do many Vietnamese teenagers enjoy Christmas?
they eat turkey at home
they go out with friends and take photos
they get a long national holiday
they open gifts on Dec 25th morning
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monster
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star
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gift
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baam
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Streets in Vietnam can be __________ in December.
crowded
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What do some children leave by the fireplace in France, and why?
They leave shoes for Santa Claus to put presents in.
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Children in all four countries receive __________ at Christmas.
gifts
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lifesaver
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gold
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fairy
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baam
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What is Le Réveillon in France?
a toy elf tradition
a Christmas jumper festival
a Christmas market
a long special dinner on Christmas Eve
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boom
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fairy
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gift
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banana
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When do many families in the USA open presents?
any day in December
December 26th morning
December 25th morning
December 24th morning
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At Le Réveillon in France, people may eat __________ before dessert.
seafood
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What is “Elf on the Shelf”?
a French dessert
a toy elf that is moved by parents each night
a UK holiday
a Christmas movie
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