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A Christmas Quiz
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15. Which famous ballet is traditionally performed and enjoyed around Christmastide?
The Nutcracker by Tchaikovsky.
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11. Name four foods traditionally eaten at Christmastide.
Roast turkey, plum pudding, glazed ham, trifle, mince pies, roast potatoes, chestnuts,
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5. Who was the first Santa Clause?
Saint Nicholas (270 - 343 AD)
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6. What is the name of the period that consists of the four Sundays before Christmas? It is a time of preparation for Christmas.
Hevent
Forevent
Advent
Event
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1. When does Christmas begin?
Christmas begins at sundown on Christmas Eve (24 December)
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2. How many days does the Christmas holiday consist of?
Twelve days.
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13. The French word for Christmas is ‘Noël’. What does Noël mean?
snow
celebration
gift
birth
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14. Why is Candy Cane shaped like that?
It is shaped like a shepherd's staff.
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7. How many ghosts appear to Malthusian businessman Scrooge in A Christmas Carol?
Four
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15. What do friends and family send to each other in the mail before Christmastide?
Christmas cards.
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9. The tradition of the Christmas tree began in what country?
Turkey
Norway
Netherlands
Germany
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18. Which famous composer wrote Das Weihnachtsoratorium, known in English as The Christmas Oratorio?
Bach.
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3. For approximately how many years have Christians celebrated Christmas?
Approximately 2025 years.
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10. What prickly, red-berried winter plant is synonymous with Christmas?
Holly
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8. In the song The Twelve Days of Christmas, how many presents are given in total?
364
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17. True or False : Christmas was once illegal in England.
True (from 1647 - 1660)
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4. Name one Christmas carol.
-
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12. Name four animals synonymous with Christmastide.
Robin, ox, donkey, lamb, deer, turtle dove, turkey...
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