Traditional Christmas

When and where did the Christmas tree tradition start?

• In Germany, in the 15th century

• In Germany, in the 16th century.

• In Europe, in the 16th century.

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Who helped to make Christmas tree decorating popular?

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When did the White House first have a Christmas tree?

• 1898

• 1889

• 1989

How were Christmas wreaths originally made of?

• Christmas trees were cut specifically to make the wreaths.

• Wreaths were made from unused branches when Chrsitmas trees were cut to a trinagular shape.

• Wreaths were made from other plants and flowers.

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What does the circular shape of the wreath symbolise? (Tick two answers).

• eternity

• healthy life

• longlasting life

• good luck for the new year

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Christmas trees were cut to a______________ shape to symbolise the Holy Trinity.

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What flavour was the original candy?

• strawberry

• peppermint

• chocolate

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Why did the choir master give the candy to the children?

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Who is the Good Shepherd in the New Testament of the Bible?

• Moses

• Jesus

• Joseph (Mary's husband)

Candy was hook-shaped in order to represent:

• a shepherd' staff

• a king's staff

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