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Unwrapping Christmas Traditions - Modular
Unwrapping Christmas Traditions - Modular
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1
Where does the Advent calendar tradition come from?
Italy
England
Germany
France
2
What is added to Christmas pudding for luck?
A nut
A coin
A thimble
Piece of mistletoe
3
True or false: Mistletoe is a fertility symbol.
False
True
4
Christmas crackers are pulled in the UK on New Year's Day.
False
True
5
A dramatic way to serve Christmas pudding?
Garnishing with cherries
Baking on Christmas Day
Wrapping in gold foil
Flaming with brandy
6
What is the Origin of the Christmas carol tradition?
Christian hymns
Norse mythology
Victorian England
An old English tradition (Wassailing)
7
True or false: Advent lasts exactly 30 days.
False
True
8
True or false: Santa's outfit was always red.
False
True
9
How long does the Advent last?
40 days
Exactly 30 days
22-28 days
12 days
10
What do the four candles on the Advent wreath represent?
Prophets, priests, kings, angels
Faith, hope, love, charity
Hope, peace, joy, love
The Gospels
11
Original material of tinsel?
Tin
Aluminum
Copper
Silver
12
What does the partridge symbolize in the Christmas carol?
Peace, harmony
Jesus Christ
Garden of Eden
The Holy Spirit
13
Which of these is not a Yuletide tradition?
Decorating with Evergreens
Shopping
Feasting and Merriment
Lighting Candles and Fires
14
What is the primary colour of Advent ?
Gold
Pink
Purple
White
15
Why kiss under the mistletoe?
Wards off evil
Represents fertility
Victorian superstition
Symbolizes love, peace
16
Original purpose of the Yule log?
Scare off evil spirits
Honor Norse gods
Light longest night
Celebrate winter solstice
17
Key ingredient in mulled wine for flavour?
Orange
Lemon
Cranberries
Apple
18
What was Santa's red and white outfit inspired by?
American folklore
Coca-Cola ads
Germanic traditions
St. Nicholas's robes
19
Yuletide, originally referred to the period surrounding the _______ .
Advent
Summer Solstice
Winter Solstice
pagan rituals
20
The 12 Days of Christmas (also known as Yuletide) last from _____ to _____.
from 21st December (winter solstice) to New Year's Eve
from Christmas Day to Epiphany
from Christmas Eve to New Year's Eve
