CHRISTMAS

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When do the British celebrate Christmas ? 1.On the 7 th of January 2.On the 25 th of December 3.On the 31st of December

Why do people celebrate Christmas? 1.The British Queen was born on that day 2. Jesus Christ was born 3. The British monarchy started

This was a gift to Jesus from one of the three kings. 1.Gold 2.Silver 3.Magic straw

Where was Jesus born? 1.In a hotel 2.In a stable 3.In the street

You can find your presents under this. 1.The fireplace 2.The Christmas tree 3.The table

Santa puts his presents for children into these 1.Stockings 2.Boxes 3.Bags

Children sing them at Christmas in the streets and at home. 1.Hymns 2.Carols 3.Volk songs

Which plant do people kiss each other under at Christmas? 1.fir tree 2. mistletoe 3. olive

People open their presents and gifts on this day. 1.Stoking Day 2.Boxing Day 3.Banking Day

Who are Santa's helpers? 1.Dwarfs 2.Elves 3.Snow maiden

Every Christmas British people are presented a big Christmas tree by... They put it up in Trafalgar Square in London. 1.Russia 2.Norway 3.China

Traditional food for Christmas dinner is: 1.Potatoes and meat 2. Fish and chips 3. Pudding and turkey

Where does Santa Claus live? 1.In the Antarctic 2.In the USA 3.In Finland

Where does the idea to decorate Christmas tree come from originally? 1.The USA 2.Russia 3.Germany

When were the first Christmas cards sent in England? a) 1930 b) 1906 c) 1843

What country does Father Christmas bring gifts in a swimming suit? a)Africa b)Australia c)Cuba

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