British Traditions

What dish is usually served on Burns Night?

• cake meat

• haggis

• steak

• porridge

Fir tree, Santa Claus, stockings, coloured lights and decorations, cards

• Christmas

• Bonfire Night

• Remembrance Day

• Trooping the Colour

Gunpowder Plot, bonfires, the Houses of Parliament, “Penny for a guy”

• Bonfire Night

• Burns Night

• Christmas

• New Year

“Trick or treat”, jack-o’lanterns, ghosts, horrible faces, pumpkin

• Halloween

• Boxing Day

• St. David's Day

• Chinese New Year

Christmas is celebrated on ____

• the 5th of May

• on the 1st of January

• on the 25th of December

• the 2nd of January

Boxing Day is celebrated on

• the 26th of December

• the 1st of January

• the 1st of September

• the 7th of January

What holiday is celebrated on the 5th of November?

• Trooping the Colour

• Bonfire Night

• New Year Eve

• Pancake Day

In England, they do not celebrate the New Year as widely as Christmas.  

• True

• False

At Easter people organize bonfires.  

• True

• False

At Easter children look for ____

• balls

• pumkins

• pancakes

• chocolate eggs