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What is often put on the top of a Christmas tree?
a star
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How does Santa get to your house?
through the chimney
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They are colourful and you put it around your Christmas tree.
fairy lights / tinsel
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What is the day before Christmas Day called?
Christmas Eve
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How do you call Santa's helpers with big ears?
elves
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Which one of Father Christmas’ reindeer had a shiny, bright red nose?
Rudolph
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What do people pull during Christmas dinner?
crackers
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In the Christmas story, what animal did Mary ride on her way to Bethlehem?
a donkey
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What means of transport does Santa use?
sleigh
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What do some people hang by the fireplace for Father Christmas to put presents in?
stockings
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In the Christmas story, what appeared in the sky to tell people that baby Jesus had been born?
a star
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Where do you hang christmas stockings?
on a fireplace
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What is the day after Christmas Day called?
Boxing Day
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What can you make out of snow?
a snowman
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Which month is Christmas in?
December
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It's round and you hang it on the Christmas tree.
bauble
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In what season is Christmas: spring, summer, autumn or winter?
winter
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What can you find under the Christmas tree?
presents
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What meat do lots of people have for Christmas dinner (in the UK)?
turkey
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What kind of animal is Rudolph?
reindeer
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In the Christmas story, what do Mary and Joseph put the baby Jesus in?
in a manger
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What do lots of people open every day on the 24 days before Christmas?
advent calendar
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Who brings presents at Christmas?
Santa Claus
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What are special Christmas songs called?
christmas carols
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