quiz

1. 11 Who usually helps Santa 16 The Christmas tree in
make toys for children? Trafalgar Square in London
A elves every year is a gift from ....
B parents A Norway.
1 On Christmas Day, people 6 At Christmas, people C grandparents B France.
say .... often kiss under the .... D neighbours C Portugal.
A “Happy New Year!” A ivy. D Spain.
B “Many Happy B willow.
Returns!” C holly. 12 Santa gives presents to 17 Children usually hang up a
C “Merry Christmas!” D mistletoe. children who are .... .... for Santa to put toys in.
D “Happy Birthday!” A lazy. A sock
B naughty. B stocking
2 Christmas in England is 7 People usually cook a .... C nice. C sack
on .... for Christmas dinner. D happy. D bag
A 24th December. A chicken
B 25th December. B turkey
C 1st January. C lamb 13 Which is NOT one of 18 Where does Santa live?
D 31st December. D pig Santa's reindeers? A at the South Pole
A Comet B in Lapland
3 At Christmas in Britain 8 On Christmas Eve, Santa B Prancer C at the North Pole
people .... comes .... C Blitzen D in Greenland
A give each other gifts. A through the walls. D Dander
B eat a special meal. B through the door.
C have parties. C down the chimney. 14 On Christmas Eve, in the 19 How do we dash through
D all of the above. D through the window. USA, children usually leave the snow in the song ‘Jingle
out … for Santa. Bells’?
4 Christmas songs are also 9 How does Santa travel? A cookies & milk A with a rucksack on our
called .... A by car B coffee & cake back
A carols. B by cart C hot chocolate & B in a one-horse open
B crackers. C by sleigh marshmallows sleigh
C hymns. D by plane D bread & water C on a new mountain bike
D chants. D in a brand-new jeep
5 A Christmas Carol was 10 How many reindeer does 15 People first had Christmas 20 Boxing Day, the day after
written by .... Santa have? trees in England in the .... Christmas, is also called ....
A Jack London. A 8 A 17th century. A St Stephen’s Day.
B Mark Twain. B 5 B 18th century. B St Nicholas’s Day.
C Rudyard Kipling. C 6 C 19th century. C St Michael’s Day.
D Charles Dickens. D 7 D 20th century. D St Patrick’s Day.