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December Holidays and traditions around the world
December Holidays and traditions around the world
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Which dessert is traditionally eaten in Spain at Christmas?
Mince pies
Gingerbread
Turkey
Turrón and Neulas
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Who brings presents in the Czech Republic?
The Three Kings
Joulupukki
Santa Claus
Christkind
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Which countries often eats pavlova on Christmas?
Australia and New Zealand
Croatia
Greece
Thailand
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What does the Jewish festival of Hanukkah celebrate?
The ephifany
The rededication of the Temple in Jerusalem
The end of winter
The beginning of the New Year
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What is a Christmas cracker?
A small gift with a joke inside
A loud noise made at midnight
A candleholder typical for celebrations
A type of biscuit
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What is Kwanzaa holiday celebration?
A Jewish holiday
A religious Christmas celebration
A New Year’s tradition
A celebration of African heritage and unity
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What do the Three Kings bring to Spanish children?
Candles for a special festival
Sweets and coal
Gifts on Epiphany
Coins
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What is the name of Santa Claus in Finland?
Père Noël
Santa Claus
Joulupukki
La Befana
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Which country celebrates La Befana?
Australia
United States
Poland
Italy
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What is the name of the holiday that Muslims celebrate after Ramadan?
Christkind
Boxing day
Eid al-Fitr
Hanukkah
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What are some of the most well-known holiday traditions celebrated around the world in December?
Santa Claus, Ramadan, Hanukkah
Boxing Day, Kwanzaa, Hanukkah
Christmas, Kwanzaa, Hanukkah
Christmas, Kwanzaa, Hanukkah, Santa Claus
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What do Australians often do on Christmas Day?
Have a BBQ
Go Skiing during the holidays
Eat banana bread
Go Christmas carolling
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What do people traditionally do under the mistletoe?
Eat ginger bread
Kiss
Dance
•Exchange gifts
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What is Boxing Day in the UK? (26th of December)
A day to relax after Christmas
A day for eating leftovers
A day for boxing matches
A day to give gifts to unfortunates
