Christmas Traditions and Celebrations Quiz

What is the historical significance of Christmas?

• The birth of Jesus in Bethlehem

• The first Christmas card sent

• The invention of the Christmas tree

• The discovery of America

When do people typically start preparing for Christmas?

• In late October or early November

• In early December

• In mid-September

• On Christmas Eve

What do many children learn about at school during Christmas?

• The history of Christmas trees

• The story of baby Jesus

• The origins of Santa Claus

• How to make Christmas pudding

What do children leave out for Santa Claus on Christmas Eve?

• A glass of milk and cookies

• A bowl of soup and bread

• A drink and a mince pie

• A slice of cake and tea

What is the biggest meal of the day on Christmas?

• Dinner

• Breakfast

• Lunch

• Brunch

What is traditionally eaten for Christmas dinner?

• Pasta and salad

• Turkey with winter vegetables

• Roast beef and potatoes

• Fish and chips

What do people in Britain often watch on Christmas Day at 3 o'clock?

• A Christmas movie

• The Queen's speech

• A football match

• A cooking show

What is Boxing Day traditionally known for?

• Singing carols

• Decorating the Christmas tree

• Giving boxes of presents to workers

• Exchanging gifts with family

What do people often do on Boxing Day now?

• Go to work

• Start preparing for New Year's Eve

• Travel abroad

• Enjoy eating, drinking, and watching TV

What is a common activity for children on Christmas morning?

• Visiting Santa Claus

• Decorating the house

• Opening presents around the tree

• Going to school