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Christmas quiz

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Melinda Blomb辰ck
Melinda Blomb辰ck

This document is a Christmas quiz containing 15 multiple choice questions about various Christmas traditions and trivia. Some of the questions covered include: the name for December 26, when Christmas Day falls, which plant mistletoe is famous for being kissed under, what is traditionally inside a mince pie, when Christmas pudding is made, and which English author wrote "A Christmas Carol". The quiz provides potential answers for each question and concludes by wishing readers a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.

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CHRISTMAS QUIZ
1.What is December 26 sometimes called? Auld Lang Syne Day Boxing Day Regents Day Hangover Day
2.What date is Christmas Day on? December 24 December 25 December 26
3.If Christmas Eve is a Sunday, what day of the week is New Years Eve? Tuesday Monday Sunday Wednesday
4. The tradition of a decorated Christmas tree was introduced to England by William the Conqueror Charles I Elizabeth I Prince Albert, Queen Victorias consort
5. Which of these is not usually used to decorate a Christmas tree? Tinsel An angel Candy canes A rabbit
6.Mistletoe is a plant that is famous at Christmas. Why? People sing carols at it People kiss under it People dance under it People drink Champagne under it
MISTLETOE
7. What is this Christmas plant called? Bolly Fally Holly Santas berries
8. What is this popular flower called? Poinsettia Winter rose Christmas star
9. Where is the Christmas tree that is set up in Trafalgar Square brought to London from? Sweden Norway Finland Denmark
10. What is inside a mince pie? Dried fruit and spices Spicy beef with onion Mixed nuts with brown sugar Chocolate
11.Christmas pudding is made 4-5 weeks earlier 2-3 weeks earlier On Christmas Eve
12. The history of Christmas cards started In 1768 1901 1843 1875
13. English children hang them on the mantelpiece for Father Christmas so that he could put the presents in. Christmas socks Christmas slippers Christmas stockings
14.Which English writer wrote Christmas Carol? Rudyard Kipling R.L.Stevenson Charles Dickens Thomas Hardy
15. What warm drink do you traditionally drink with mince pies? Mulled wine Eggnog Brandy Hot cocoa
MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR! http://shrt.st/f6w

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Christmas quiz

  • 2. 1.What is December 26 sometimes called? Auld Lang Syne Day Boxing Day Regents Day Hangover Day
  • 3. 2.What date is Christmas Day on? December 24 December 25 December 26
  • 4. 3.If Christmas Eve is a Sunday, what day of the week is New Years Eve? Tuesday Monday Sunday Wednesday
  • 5. 4. The tradition of a decorated Christmas tree was introduced to England by William the Conqueror Charles I Elizabeth I Prince Albert, Queen Victorias consort
  • 6. 5. Which of these is not usually used to decorate a Christmas tree? Tinsel An angel Candy canes A rabbit
  • 7. 6.Mistletoe is a plant that is famous at Christmas. Why? People sing carols at it People kiss under it People dance under it People drink Champagne under it
  • 9. 7. What is this Christmas plant called? Bolly Fally Holly Santas berries
  • 10. 8. What is this popular flower called? Poinsettia Winter rose Christmas star
  • 11. 9. Where is the Christmas tree that is set up in Trafalgar Square brought to London from? Sweden Norway Finland Denmark
  • 12. 10. What is inside a mince pie? Dried fruit and spices Spicy beef with onion Mixed nuts with brown sugar Chocolate
  • 13. 11.Christmas pudding is made 4-5 weeks earlier 2-3 weeks earlier On Christmas Eve
  • 14. 12. The history of Christmas cards started In 1768 1901 1843 1875
  • 15. 13. English children hang them on the mantelpiece for Father Christmas so that he could put the presents in. Christmas socks Christmas slippers Christmas stockings
  • 16. 14.Which English writer wrote Christmas Carol? Rudyard Kipling R.L.Stevenson Charles Dickens Thomas Hardy
  • 17. 15. What warm drink do you traditionally drink with mince pies? Mulled wine Eggnog Brandy Hot cocoa
  • 18. MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR! http://shrt.st/f6w