CHRISTMAS TREE

The video discusses the annual tradition of the Christmas tree in Trafalgar Square, a gift from Oslo to London, symbolizing peace and friendship. It highlights the ceremonial lighting by officials and the tree's role as a call for peace and goodwill.

What is the significance of the Christmas tree in Trafalgar Square?

• It is a gift from the people of Oslo to recognize Britain's aid to Norway during World War II.

• It is a gift from the people of London to Oslo.

• It is a traditional British decoration for the holiday season.

• It is a symbol of London's cultural heritage.

Who are involved in the ceremonial lighting of the Christmas tree?

• The King of Norway and the British Queen

• The President of the United States and the British Prime Minister

• The Norwegian ambassador and the mayor of Westminster

• The British Prime Minister and the Queen

What does the Christmas tree in Trafalgar Square symbolize?

• A reminder of historical conflicts

• A representation of British culture

• A symbol of peace and lasting international friendship

• A call for economic prosperity

What is the height of the Christmas tree placed in Trafalgar Square each year?

• 30 feet

• 45 feet

• 75 feet

• 60 feet

What message does the Christmas tree convey to the world?

• A call for peace and goodwill to all men

• A call for economic growth

• A call for cultural exchange

• A call for political unity