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Christmas Quiz B1-B2

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  • What is the most recorded Christmas song (with over 700 versions)?
    Silent Night
  • What do you call the mixture that is put inside the turkey for Christmas dinner?
    stuffing
  • Where does Santa Claus live?
    in the North Pole
  • What do you call the giant socks that children hang up for Santa to fill with sweets and gifts?
    stockings
  • What is the name of the fruit cake which is served with cream and eaten at Christmas?
    pudding
  • Who/what is responsible for today´s classic image of a happy plump Santa dressed in red?
    Coca-Colas ads
  • What do people give and receive on Christmas Day?
    gifts/presents
  • What is the name of the plant which we kiss under at Christmas?
    mistletoe
  • What is the name of the popular Christmas confectionary which is shaped like a walking stick?
    candy cane
  • What do people hang on their Christmas trees and around the house for the holiday?
    decorations
  • Who works with Santa Claus, helping him to make the toys?
    elves
  • If you´re on this list, you won´t get any toys from Santa.
    the naughty list
  • What is the name of the plant with red berries and prickly leaves, which is a popular decoration at Christmas?
    holly
  • What is the name of the place above the fire, where stockings are hung for Santa to fill?
    mantlepiece
  • What do French children leave by the fire on Chrstmas Eve?
    their shoes
  • What do you call a spiritual being with wings, who is believed to act as God's messenger?
    angel
  • Who are Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, Donner and Blitzen?
    Santa's reindeer
  • Name the three wise men.
    Melchior, Caspar, Balthazar.
  • What is the name of the most famous reindeer with the red nose?
    Rudolph
  • Where does the name "Boxing Day" (26th December) come from?
    A custom from the Middle Ages when alms boxes were placed in churches at Christmas to collect money for the poor.
  • When do Dutch people celbrate Christmas?
    on St. Nicholas Day, 6th December
  • What do you call the ring-shaped arrangement of flowers and leaves, which is hung on a door for decoration?
    wreath
  • Santa is covered in this black substance when he comes out of the chimney.
    soot
  • What is the day after Christmas Day known as in the UK?
    Boxing Day
  • What do you call the objcects which make a bang on Christmas Day and contain jokes and prizes?
    Christmas crackers
  • What do you call the ring-shaped arrangement of flowers and leaves, which is hung on a door for decoration?
    wreath
  • What do you call the animals that pull Santa's sleigh?
    reindeer
  • What is the name of the drink mage from eggs, which is popular at Christmas time?
    eggnog
  • In which country did the custom of decorating the Christmas tree begin?
    Germany
  • What do you call the songs which people sing at Christmas time?
    carols
  • Who was king when Jesus was born?
    Herod
  • Name the town where Joseph and Mary lived.
    Nazareth in Galilee
  • What gifts did the three wise men bring to the infant Jesus?
    gold, frankincense and myrrh
  • Why was baby Jesus born in a stable?
    Bethlehem was crowded because so many people had returned to take part in the census. There was no room at the inn.
  • What is the name of the object which people ring to make a musical sound?
    bell
  • How does Santa Claus enter the house?
    through the chimney
  • Name the angel who visited Mary to tell her about the birth of Jesus.
    Gabriel
  • What is the name of the sparkly decoration which people wrap around their trees at Christmas?
    tinsel
  • What bread mixture is typically eaten with turkey for Christmas dinner?
    stuffing
  • Whose birth does Christmas celebrate?
    Jesus Christ
  • What do you call the ball-shaped decorations which are hung from Christmas trees?
    baubles
  • What do you call the three kings who arrived with gifts after Jesus was born?
    Wise Men
  • What is the name of the fruit cake which is served with cream and eaten at Christmas?
    (plum) pudding
  • What are the small round, green vegetables which are traditionally eaten with Christmas dinner? B------- S------
    Brussels sprouts