Christmas Traditions

The Advent season actually lasts for three weeks.

Christmas crackers are tubes in bright paper, contain a gift, a paperhat and a joke.

Which is a common abbreviation of "Christmas"?

Which is found in most Christian homes during the Christmas holidays?

Many children think that _______ brings their Christmas presents.

Holly, ivy and mistletoe are associated with rituals going back to the Ancient Times.

Which is traditionally eaten at Christmas?

The Thanksgiving holiday is celebrated in Great-Britain as well.

Christmas pudding might contain coins or lucky charms for children.

How many gifts did the wise men from the East bring for Jesus?

Old songs and hymns written especially for Christmas are called

The day after Christmas is known as Boxing Day, when the deliverymen are gifted.

The custom of kissing under mistletoe-sprig is a pagan tradition of Druids.

Before Christmas the Queen’s Christmas Message is broadcasted on radio and TV.

In 1843 Charles Dickens finished his famous novel called 'A Christmas Carol'.

Father Christmas is also known as

Christmas Eve is on

Children pantomimes are popular: song and dance dramatisations of fairy tales.

Christmas is a religious festival that celebrates the _______ of Jesus Christ.

The word Christmas, itself, comes from the Old English name ‘Cristes Maesse’.

Christians believe Jesus was born in Bethlehem, a small town in