Christmas in the US vs Christmas in the UK

Santa Claus is...

• American

• British

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In the past Father Christmas wore

• a red and white suit

• a green suit

• a blue and white suit

• a red suit

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In Britain children write their letter to Father Christmas and then

• send it via mail

• burn it in the fire

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The British slang for "Happy Christmas" is

• Crambo

• Crimbo

• Crembo

• Crumbo

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Boxing day isn't celebrated in

• USA

• UK

• Canada

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American kids write their letter to Santa and

• send it via mail

• burn it in the fire

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Boxing day is celebrated on

• December 25th

• December 24th

• November 26th

• December 26th

Who received presents on Christmas day?

• politicians

• tailors

• errand-boys

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At Christmas dinner in the US you can eat

• fish

• goose

• eggplant

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What is bread sauce?

• sauce for bread

• sauce thickened in bread and sausages

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