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Winter Holidays in Spanish-Speaking Countries
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The poinsettia flower is from...
Mexico
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The traditional food for Christmas in México is...
Tamales
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How many sides does a dreidel (pirinola) have in Spanish-speaking countries?
6
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What is Puerto Rican parranda?
Christmas music
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Besides Santa, in some Hispanic countries, children are brought presents by...
The Three Kings or Baby Jesus
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What is the name of the traditional Spanish Christmas candy?
Turrón
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El día de los Inocentes (December 28th) is like what American holiday?
April Fools
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On January 5, children leave _________ out for the camels.
Grass and water
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What time does la Misa del Gallo take place on Christmas Eve?
Midnight
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In the Catalan region in Spain, Tío de Nadal gives the children presents. What is he?
A log
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What is Santa's name in Spanish?
Papá Noel
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In some countries, children set out __________ with their wish lists for the Three Kings
Shoes
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Las Posadas, the Christmas celebrations in México, end with a party with a...
Piñata
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What do people put out on the street for Día de los Velitas in Colombia?
Candles
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Families may celebrate Christmas by having a cookout in...
Argentina and Uruguay
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In many Hispanic countries, gifts are exchanged on the 6th of January. This day is called...
the Epiphany, Día de Reyes Magos
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On December 22 in Spain, what big event happens?
The lottery
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In Venezuela, is customary to get to church on Christmas by...
Roller Skates
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The Spanish name for Christmas Eve is...
la Nochebuena
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What fruit do people eat on New Year's Eve?
Grapes
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