Christmas All Around The World (by Arnold) | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

In the Netherlands and Belgium, kids receive lots of presents from ______ on December 6, not January 6 like Reyes in Spain.

An old Saint called Sinterklaas

The Three Kings

Baby Jesus

their grandparents

In Sweden, many people watch ______ on TV every Christmas.

Donald Duck

Harry Potter

Home Alone

The King’s speech

In Slovakia, at Christmas, the oldest person throws ______ at the ceiling for luck.

Pudding

Soup

Rice

Chocolate

In Portugal, some families leave food for ______ at Christmas dinner.

Dead relatives

Santa Claus

Rudolph the Reindeer

Strangers

In Japan, Christmas is mainly celebrated ________ .

by couples

in schools

between neighbours

by little children

In Hungary, Santa is called ______.

Mikulás

Miko Claus

Kris Kringle

Papa Noel

In Colombia, Christmas lights celebrate the Day of the ______.

Little Candles

Christmas Stars

Big Lanterns

Snow Lights

In the UK, people eat mince pies at Christmas. What is in a mince pie?

Dried fruit

Meat

Chocolate

Rice

In the UK, what is always on TV on Christmas Day?

The King's speech

A football match

A cooking show

A live concert

In the UK, people _______ at the Christmas table for fun.

pull Christmas crackers

sing songs about Santa Claus

wear party hats

wear paper crowns

On December 26th, people in the UK celebrate ______.

Boxing Day

Gift Day

Turkey Day

Saint Stephen’s Day

In the UK, people often eat ______ for Christmas dinner.

Roast turkey

Fish pie

Roast beef

at McDonald's

In Canada, people send letters to Santa Claus at the postal code ______.

H0H 0H0

S1N 1C3

N0E 1L0

X0X 0X0

In Germany, children open presents on ______.

December 24th

December 25th

January 6th

December 31st

In South Africa, people often eat ______ for Christmas.

Barbecue

Turkey

Pasta

Fish

In France, children leave their ______ for Santa to fill with gifts.

Shoes

Socks

Hats

Plates

In the USA, the Christmas stockings are hung by the ______.

Fireplace

Door

Window

Bed

In Ethiopia, Christmas is celebrated on ______.

January 7th

December 25th

January 1st

December 31st

In Russia, Santa Claus is called ______.

Grandfather Frost

Papa Noel

Winter King

Snow Father

In Poland, people eat ______ dishes for Christmas dinner.

12

9

7

24

In Finland, Santa Claus lives in ______.

Lapland

The North Pole

A snow castle

A Christmas village

In Venezuela, people go to church on ______.

Roller skates

Bicycles

Cars

Horses

In Greece, people burn ______ to keep away bad spirits.

Olive branches

Candles

Shoes

Logs

In the Philippines, people make ______ for “Simbang Gabi.”

Paper lanterns

Star cookies

Wooden toys

Fireworks

In Ukraine, the Christmas tradition of singing carols is called ______.

Koliada

Koliva

Kolyma

Kalinka

Children in Iceland believe ______ will visit them at Christmas.

13 Yule Lads

12 Santa Clauses

A giant snowman

A Christmas cat

In Norway, people hide ______ on Christmas Eve.

Brooms

Presents

Shoes

Hats

In the UK, children leave ______ for Santa on Christmas Eve.

Milk and cookies

Tea and biscuits

Carrots and water

Sandwich and juice

In Italy, ______ brings gifts on January 6th.

a witch called La Befana

Santa Claus

Baby Jesus

only one of the Three Kings

In Australia, Christmas happens during ______.

Summer

Winter

Autumn

Spring

In Mexico, people hit a ______ during the “Posadas” celebrations.

Piñata

Drum

Bell

Tree

In Japan, many people eat ______ for Christmas dinner.

at KFC

Sushi

Turkey

Noodles and rice

In Sweden, people celebrate Christmas with a big ______ goat.

Straw

Wooden

Snow

Glass

The Christmas tree tradition comes from _______.

Germany

The USA

Norway

Italy