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What do British people eat on Christmas Day?

turkey, roasted vegetables, mincemeat pies

ham, rolls, mashed potatoes

turkey, stuffing, pie

ham, macaroni and cheese, rolls

What is in Christmas pudding?

dried fruits, nuts, brandy sauce

dried fruits, nuts, sherry

dried fruits, chocolate chips, rum

dried fruits, pudding, brandy sauce

Whose speech do people listen to at Christmas?

The current monarch

The prime minister

Their parents

Santa Claus

What do British children do with the letter they write Santa?

They toss it straight in the fire

They mail it to the North Pole

They save it for next year

They give it to their uncle and aunt

What do the British do on Boxing Day these days?

They go shopping

They eat as much as possible

They don't leave the house

They go skating

Why is it called Boxing Day?

Nobles used to give their servants gifts on this day

People engage in boxing matches

You give people your leftovers that are boxed up

You give people boxes on this day

What do children leave by their stockings for Santa Claus on Christmas Eve?

sherry and carrots

cookies and milk

brandy and minced pie

water and crackers

What do British people call Santa?

Father Christmas

Papa Noel

Saint Nick

Mr. Claus

When do British people traditionally open their Christmas presents?

Christmas morning (December 25th)

Christmas Eve (December 24th)

Boxing Day

New Year's Eve

What event does Christmas celebrate?

The birth of Jesus Christ

What day is Christmas traditionally celebrated in the UK?

December 25th

What major event led to the popularity of celebrating Christmas in the Victorian era?

The publication of "A Christmas Carol" by Charles Dickens

The invention of the Christmas cracker

The establishment of the postal service

The Industrial Revolution

What was the first Christmas song to be broadcast from space in 1965?

Jingle Bells

Deck the Halls

We Wish You a Merry Christmas

Silent Night

What is traditionally placed on top of a Christmas pudding before serving it?

Brandy

A sprig of holly

Icing sugar

Chocolate sauce

In which century did Christmas become a public holiday in the UK?

19th century

17th century

18th century

20th century

What historical figure is often associated with the modern image of Santa Claus?

Saint Nicholas

King Wenceslas

Martin Luther

Charles Dickens

Which country is credited with starting the tradition of giving gifts on Christmas?

The Netherlands

England

Germany

Italy

Who introduced the Christmas tree tradition to Britain?

Prince Albert

Queen Elizabeth I

King Henry VIII

Winston Churchill