CHRISTMAS GIFT FROM NORWAY

Norway gifted a nearly 50-foot Christmas tree to London, which was planted in Trafalgar Square. The tree symbolizes the strong relationship between Norway and Great Britain. It was illuminated for children to enjoy, although some hoped for presents. The gesture was greatly appreciated.

How did Norway's Christmas tree arrive in London?

• By road

• By sea

• By train

• By air

Where was the Christmas tree from Norway planted in London?

• Trafalgar Square

• Buckingham Palace

• Hyde Park

• Kensington Gardens

What did the Norwegian ambassador emphasize about the tree during the inauguration?

• It was decorated with Norwegian ornaments

• It symbolized the friendship between Norway and Great Britain

• It was the tallest tree in London

• It was a gift from the Norwegian royal family

What was the purpose of illuminating the tree?

• To attract tourists

• To celebrate a royal event

• To compete with other cities

• For the enjoyment of children

What was the public's reaction to the tree?

• They were indifferent

• They found it too small

• They appreciated the gesture from Norway

• They were disappointed by the lack of presents