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  • In which country is it now traditional to eat a KFC for Christmas Dinner?
    Japan.
  • What's this?
    the fireplace
  • What do people usually put on the top of the Christmas tree?
    A star or an angel.
  • When do British people have their Christmas dinner? On December 24th, December 25th or December 26th?
    on December 25th at lunchtime or in the early afternoon.
  • What's this?
    Christmas lights or fairy lights
  • Who helps Father Christmas?
    Elves.
  • Which monarch delivered the first Royal Christmas message? Queen Elizabeth II, her father or her grandfather?
    King George V, Queen Elizabeth's grandfather
  • What's this?
    a present
  • Where do British children put their Christmas stocking?
    At the foot of their bed or by the mantlepiece.
  • What do people do with Christmas crackers?
    They pull them.
  • What do people hang on their front door for Christmas in the UK?
    a Christmas wreath.
  • A great event for Christmas in Australia is 'Carols by candlelights'. What do Australian people do?
    There are concerts or choirs everywhere in the country and people light candles and join in the singing.
  • How many children does Santa deliver presents to on Christmas Eve? 100 million, 350 million or 700 million?
    More than 700 million.
  • What's this?
    A Christmas stocking
  • What's this?
    A Christmas pudding.
  • What happened in the 1914 Christmas Day truce during WWI? What did British and German soldiers do together?
    British and German soldiers played a football match.
  • In Australia, Christmas is in summer. What does the Australian Christmas dinner consist of?
    It's usually a picnic on the beach or a barbecue in the garden (since it's summer in Australia!).
  • What's this?
    Wrapping paper.
  • What was the original colour of Father Christmas's suit?
    Green. How come it's red now?
  • How many Christmas cards did Queen Elizabeth II send every year? 250, 750 or 1050?
    750. They featured a family photo.
  • In England, children don't put their letter to Father Christmas in the letter box. Do they put it on the Christmas tree, put it inside their stocking or throw it into the fireplace?
    They throw it into the fireplace.
  • What's the title of that famous Christmas song?
    Let it snow.
  • Which country sends a huge Christmas tree to be erected in London every year? Norway, Germany or Russia?
    Norway, to thank British people for their help during WWII.
  • Australian people don't say 'Merry' Christmas. What do they say?
    Happy Christmas.
  • What is NOT inside a Christmas cracker? A bad joke, a paper crown or a candy cane?
    A candy cane.
  • What are these?
    Toys
  • What's this?
    Tinsel.
  • What colour are holly berries?
    Red.
  • What do they serve with the turkey in the UK?
    vegetables (roast potatoes, carrots and Brussel sprouts).
  • What is December 26th called in the UK?
    Boxing Day.
  • What's the name of the sauce for the turkey?
    Gravy.
  • Who's this?
    The Grinch, a fictional character created by Dr. Seuss (an American children's author). He is mean. He hates Christmas and wants to get rid of it.
  • What animals pull Father Christmas's sleigh?
    Reindeer.
  • Who sings that famous Christmas song?
    Maria Carey.
  • Which country sends the most letters to Father Christmas?
    France.
  • Which country did the Christmas tree tradition originate from?
    Germany. Prince Albert, the Queen's great-grand father, was German.
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