What's the name of this custard-based beverage that is traditionally drunk at Christmas in the US and England?
Eggnog
Name four ingredients of an English Christmas pudding?
(teacher´s satisfaction).
In what part of the world do they decorate their Christmas trees with spiderwebs?
Ukraine, Eastern Europe
In what month do Russians celebrate Christmas?
January
True or False: Nobody is sure when Jesus was born?
True
What's the name of this film in English?
Home Alone
True or false : Radical protestants banned Christmas in England in the 17th century
True
In what country did decorated Christmas trees originate?
Germany
Which company is responsible for the image of a red-suited Santa Claus?
Coca Cola
Name four typical decorations for a Christmas tree
(teacher´s satisfaction)
What do people do under mistletoe at Christmas?
Kiss!
Name the Christmas film!
It's a Wonderful Life
What day is the Winter solstice?
21 December
What is the name of the Christmas ballet which has many dances based on sweets (including the Sugarplum Fairy)?
The Nutcracker
How many points does a snowflake have?
6
What saint is Santa Clause based on?
St. Nick/Nicholas
Which English author wrote 'A Christmas Carol'?
Charles Dickens
Name two of Santa's reindeer.
Rudolf, Comet, Cupid, Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, Vixen, Donner, Blitzen
In Charles Dickens’ novel A Christmas Carol, how many ghosts visited Ebeneezer Scrooge?
4! Jacob Marley, and the Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present and Future
According to legend, what was St Joseph (Jesus´s father)´s job ?
Carpinter
True or false, Dutch people traditionally recieve their presents on the 6th of December and not the 25th
True
What movie is this still from?
The Nightmare Before Christmas
What's the name of this mischievous little guy who moves around the house at Christmas time? (Hint: It rhymes, ____ on the _____)
Elf on the Shelf
What 3 things do children leave next to the chimney for Father Christmas on Christmas Eve?
A glass of milk (or a brandy), some cookies and a carrot for Rudolf
Name five traditional things Irish people eat at Christmas.
Roast potato/vegetables, mashed potato, ham, turkey, brussel sprouts, gravy, stuffing, Christmas pudding, trifle, Christmas cake, mince pies
What is the name of the evil equivalent of Santa Clause, who punishes children who have misbehaved?
Krampus