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What are these people singing?
Carols
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What is this?
A Christmas cracker
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What is the name of this plant people kiss under?
Mistletoe
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What is an expression to say "decorate your house with Christmas decorations"?
Deck the halls
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What is the name of the sauce added in Christmas roast?
Gravy
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What happens on Boxing Day?
It's a big shopping day, and people visit their friends and families, or relax at home
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What's the name of the 26th of December in England?
Boxing Day
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What is this? What is it made of?
Christmas pudding, it is made of dried fruit
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What are these?
Mince pies
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What's the name of this film in English?
Home Alone
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Which company is responsible for the image of a red-suited Santa Claus?
Coca Cola
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What is inside a Christmas cracker?
A little toy or figure, a bad joke and a paper crown
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What is this called?
Wreath
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What movie is this still from?
The Nightmare Before Christmas
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What are these? What do they put inside them?
Stockings. They put little presents and sweets inside.
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Name five traditional things British people eat at Christmas.
Roast potato/vegetables, mashed potato, ham, turkey, brussel sprouts, gravy, stuffing, Christmas pudding, trifle, Christmas cake, mince pies
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What are these? What do they put inside them?
Stockings. They put little presents and sweets inside.
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What are pigs in blankets?
Sausages wrapped in bacon
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What are these? What do they put inside them?
Stockings. They put little presents and sweets inside.
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What is mulled wine?
Wine that is warm and mixed with spices such as cinnamon, clove or nutmeg
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What is the name of the Christmas ballet which has many dances based on sweets (including the Sugarplum Fairy)?
The Nutcracker
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