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What is the traditional Christmas dinner food in Britain?
roast turkey with vegetables, Christmas pudding, sausages, bacon
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How long do the British people keep their Christmas trees decorated?
twelve days/ from December 24th until January 5th
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What do people make at New Year's Eve and then usually forget soon after it?
New Year's resolutions
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What do Scottish people give their friends after midnight at New Year?
a piece of coal
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What do the children leave for Father Christmas to thank him for the presents?
milk and cookies
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baam
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shark
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shark
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baam
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How does Father Christmas get to each house in Britain?
through the chimney
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What does the queen do at 3 o'clock on Christmas Day every year?
She makes a speech.
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What is the day of 26th December called?
Boxing Day
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banana
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Who brought the tradition of a Christmas tree to England?
Queen Victoria's husband, Prince Albert
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What is there inside a cracker?
a toy, a piece of paper with a joke
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Why is the 26th December called Boxing Day?
from the wooden boxes boys in the past took with them while visiting houses and asking for money
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gift
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baam
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What do people do under the mistletoe at Christmas? Why?
They kiss to be lucky.
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Why do the Scotts bring their friends a piece of coal at New Year?
Because it brings good luck and helps to make fire to keep warm
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