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Who gives a speech every Christmas day in England?
The Queen
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What do Mexican children decorate?
branches
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WHat fast food do Japanese people eat on Christmas Day?
KFC
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Which country does this flower belong to?
Mexico
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What day does Christmas start in the Philippines?
16th December
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What do Mexican children decorate their branches with?
Balloons, paper, ornaments
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How much does a christmas KFC dinner cost?
20£
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For how many days in a row do people from the Philippines go to church?
9 days
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What do Swedish people put at the top of their tree?
A swedish flag
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What's the name of the famous New Zealand Christmas desert?
Pavlova
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What two ingredients are in Babinka?
Rice and Egg
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Who is this man?
Krumpus
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What is the day after Christmas day called in Britain?
Boxing Day
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Which country did Christmas cards originate in?
England
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What is the name of the Swedish elf?
Tomten
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What is the name of the sock English people hang up?
A stocking
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What is the name of the thing that Mexican children break (hint: it is filled with things)
Piñata
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Name something you might leave out for Santa clause
Carrot, milk, mince pie, biscuits/cookies
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What's this?
Christmas Crackers
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What country does Krumpus visit? What does he do to naughty children?
Austria - he takes them away in a sack
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What do Filipinos do to drive away bad luck?
They make loud noises
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How many times has the straw horse been burnt down?
29
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What festive treat do they eat in South Africa?
Caterpillars
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How does Santa get to New Zealand?
by boat
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Swedish people celebrate under which saint's name?
Saint Lucy
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What country does this type of tree come from?
New Zealand
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