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Christmas and New Year

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  • Santa Claus checks it before delivering his presents all over the world.
    Test
    Present list
    Car
    Sleigh
  • From what height is the Times Square Time Ball lowered every year on the New Year's Eve?
    43 kilometers
    14 meters
    143 meters
    43 meters
  • When did the year start in Ancient Rome before Julius Caesar?
    On the first of June.
    On the first of January.
    On the first of March.
    On the first of September.
  • They are made of metal and make a sound when you shake them.
    drums
    violins
    bells
    trumpets
  • People decorate the Christmas tree with _____.
    berries
    ornaments
    dolls
    bulbs
  • How many people usually gather in New York City's Times Square to watch the ball drop?
    Approximately one thousand.
    About one hundred thousand.
    Approximately one million.
    About ten thousand.
  • People often put this ornament on top of the Christmas tree.
    heart
    star
    ball
    bell
  • It is Santa's 'car'. It is pulled by his reindeer.
    bike
    sleigh
    train
    wagon
  • We burn it to give light. We sometimes use it as an ornament.
    a match
    a bulb
    a candle
    a torch
  • The helpers of Santa are _____.
    elves
    magicians
    fairies
    rabbits
  • What is a time ball used for?
    It is used as a clock.
    For decorating Christmas tree.
    For playing timeball.
    For verifying the readings of chronometers.
  • A typical Christmas sweet. It comes in different shapes.
    pudding
    gingerbread
    apple pie
    ice cream
  • What is the Times Square Ball?
    A crystal ball with gold letters "Times Square".
    A football exhibited in Times Square, New York City.
    Another name of the Times Square itself.
    A time ball located in New York City's Times Square.
  • Animals that pull Santa's sleigh.
    wolves
    cows
    goats
    reindeer
  • The Christmas Eve is on the ______
    25th of December
    24th of December.
    31st of December
    1st of January
  • A snow_____ is usually made of glass and often has a snowy scene inside it.
    (snow)doll
    (snow)globe
    (snow)ball
    (snow)man
  • He brings Christmas gifts to the homes of well-behaved children.
    Father Frost
    Christmas elf
    Santa Claus
    English teacher
  • Children hang them by the fireplace on Christmas Eve.
    jeans
    pants
    stockings
    bags
  • How long does it take for the Times Square Time Ball to go all the way down on the New Year's Eve?
    60 minutes
    10 seconds
    60 seconds
    24 hours
  • The Boxing Day is on the ____.
    26th of December.
    25th of December
    2nd of January
    1st of January
  • Santa Clause lives in _____
    America
    Africa
    the South Pole
    the North Pole
  • The name of the favourite Santa Claus's reindeer is _____ .
    Dancer
    Vixen
    Prancer
    Rudolf
  • Why did people start to use New Year firecrackers and noisemakers?
    To scare away evil spirits.
    To wake up those who sleep on the New Year's Eve.
    Just for fun.
    To make their kids happy.
  • In Great Britain Christmas is celebrated on the _____
    1st of January
    7th of January
    25th of December
    31st of December
  • We usually send a lot of Christmas _____ to our nearest and dearest.
    cakes
    lights
    letters
    cards
  • It is white and falls from the sky in winter.
    waterdrop
    stone
    icicle
    snowflake
  • Santa Claus goes down it to deliver his presents on Christmas Eve.
    stairs
    chimney
    roof
    wall
  • The New Year Eve is on the _____.
    24th of December.
    25th of December.
    31st of December.
    1st of January.
  • On Christmas Day we say _____
    Good luck!
    Happy Birthday!
    Happy New Year!
    Merry Christmas!
  • On Christmas Day Santa Claus fills the stockings with _____.
    coins
    bulbs
    dolls
    sweets
  • Santa's suit is _____
    red
    yellow
    green
    blue