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What is tinsel?
decoration
What do you call a decorated paper tube that makes a sharp noise?
cracker
When is Christmas's Eve?
December 24th
What do you call songs sung at Christmas?
Christmas carols
What animal pulls Santa's slegh?
reindeer
Who brought the tradition of the Christmas tree?
Prince Albert
What are the origins of Boxing Day?
It is generally thought that the day was created for people to ‘box up’ their unwanted gifts and give them to the poor who had nothing.
When is Boxing Day?
December 26th
Who wrote George V's first message?
Rudyard Kipling
Who do British people listen to at 3pm on Christmas Day?
the King
What do British people usually put into a cracker?
a small gift, a party hat and a riddle or a joke
What is placed in the Christmas pudding?
a silver coin
What do mince pies filled with?
a mixture of dried fruits and spices called mincemeat
How is a hot, spiced wine drink called?
Mulled wine (Gluhwein)
Who was Sir Henry Cole?
He started the British Christmas tradition of sending cards
Name 3 Christmas songs
Students' answers
Name 3 Christmas movies.
Students' answers
Which country does the tradition of Christmas trees come from?
Germany
Which English author wrote the book ‘A Christmas Carol’?
Charles Dickens
What do you hand in front of a fireplace for Santa to put presents in?
Stockings
Where did the tradition of Christmas stockings come from?
According to tradition, the original Saint Nicholas put gold coins in the stockings of three poor sisters
What colour are mistletoe berries?
white
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