The Christmas tree tradition comes from _______.
Germany
The USA
Norway
Italy
In France, children leave their ______ for Santa to fill with gifts.
Hats
Socks
Shoes
Plates
In Sweden, people celebrate Christmas with a big ______ goat.
Snow
Wooden
Straw
Glass
In Sweden, many people watch ______ on TV every Christmas.
Donald Duck
Harry Potter
Home Alone
The King’s speech
In Finland, Santa Claus lives in ______.
A snow castle
Lapland
The North Pole
A Christmas village
In the UK, people eat mince pies at Christmas. What is in a mince pie?
Meat
Dried fruit
Rice
Chocolate
In Japan, Christmas is mainly celebrated ________ .
by couples
by little children
between neighbours
in schools
In Venezuela, people go to church on ______.
Roller skates
Bicycles
Cars
Horses
In the Netherlands and Belgium, kids receive lots of presents from ______ on December 6, not January 6 like Reyes in Spain.
their grandparents
Baby Jesus
An old Saint called Sinterklaas
The Three Kings
In Hungary, Santa is called ______.
Kris Kringle
Papa Noel
Miko Claus
Mikulás
In Mexico, people hit a ______ during the “Posadas” celebrations.
Piñata
Bell
Drum
Tree
In the UK, what is always on TV on Christmas Day?
A football match
The King's speech
A live concert
A cooking show
In Japan, many people eat ______ for Christmas dinner.
Sushi
Turkey
Noodles and rice
at KFC
Children in Iceland believe ______ will visit them at Christmas.
12 Santa Clauses
A Christmas cat
13 Yule Lads
A giant snowman
In Australia, Christmas happens during ______.
Summer
Winter
Spring
Autumn
In the UK, people often eat ______ for Christmas dinner.
Roast turkey
Fish pie
at McDonald's
Roast beef
In Greece, people burn ______ to keep away bad spirits.
Shoes
Candles
Logs
Olive branches
In Germany, children open presents on ______.
December 25th
January 6th
December 31st
December 24th
In the Philippines, people make ______ for “Simbang Gabi.”
Fireworks
Star cookies
Wooden toys
Paper lanterns
In Italy, ______ brings gifts on January 6th.
Santa Claus
a witch called La Befana
Baby Jesus
only one of the Three Kings
In Slovakia, at Christmas, the oldest person throws ______ at the ceiling for luck.
Chocolate
Rice
Pudding
Soup
In Norway, people hide ______ on Christmas Eve.
Hats
Presents
Brooms
Shoes
In Colombia, Christmas lights celebrate the Day of the ______.
Little Candles
Snow Lights
Big Lanterns
Christmas Stars
In the UK, children leave ______ for Santa on Christmas Eve.
Milk and cookies
Carrots and water
Tea and biscuits
Sandwich and juice
In South Africa, people often eat ______ for Christmas.
Pasta
Turkey
Barbecue
Fish
In the UK, people _______ at the Christmas table for fun.
sing songs about Santa Claus
wear party hats
pull Christmas crackers
wear paper crowns
In Portugal, some families leave food for ______ at Christmas dinner.
Dead relatives
Strangers
Rudolph the Reindeer
Santa Claus
In the USA, the Christmas stockings are hung by the ______.
Door
Window
Bed
Fireplace
On December 26th, people in the UK celebrate ______.
Turkey Day
Boxing Day
Gift Day
Saint Stephen’s Day
In Canada, people send letters to Santa Claus at the postal code ______.
X0X 0X0
H0H 0H0
N0E 1L0
S1N 1C3