In the Philippines, people make ____ for Christmas.
Paper lanterns
Fireworks
Snowmen
Pumpkins
In the Netherlands and Belgium, children get gifts from ____.
Santa Claus
The Three Kings
Saint Nicolas
An old witch
In Norway, people hide ____ on Christmas Eve.
Brooms
Candles
Presents
Shoes
In Hungary, Santa is called ____.
Santa Claus
Mikulás
Father Christmas
Papa Noel
In Japan, many people eat ____ for Christmas.
Sushi
at KFC
Turkey
Rice
In Australia, Christmas is in ____.
Autumn
Summer
Spring
Winter
In Italy, on the 6th of January, children get gifts from ____.
Baby Jesus
An old with called La Befana
Santa Claus
Their grandparents
In Slovakia, the oldest person throws ____ at the ceiling for luck.
Water
Coins
Shoes
Pudding
In Germany, children open presents on ____.
December 24th
January 1st
December 31st
December 25th
In Sweden, many people watch ____ on TV at Christmas.
Home Alone
Harry Potter
Donald Duck
Frozen
In the USA, people hang Christmas stockings by the ____.
Bed
Door
Window
Fireplace
In France, children leave ____ for Santa in front of the fireplace.
Shoes
Plates
Gloves
Hats
In Greece, people burn ____ to keep bad spirits away.
Candles
Olive branches
Paper
Shoes
In Colombia, people decorate the streets with ____.
Tropical fruit
Balloons
Little candles
Flags
In Portugal, some families leave food for ____.
Santa Claus
Dead family members
Neighbours
Animals
In Iceland, children get gifts for ____.
24 days
1 day
5 days
13 days
In Finland, Santa Claus lives in ____.
Sweden
Helsinki
Lapland
The North Pole
In the UK, people eat ____ for Christmas dinner.
Pasta
Fish pie
Fried chicken
Roast turkey
In the UK, December 26th is called ____.
Boxing Day
Family Day
Gift Day
Winter Day