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Подготовила: Ганина Светлана Эдуардовна,

учитель английского языка

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1. Познакомить учащихся с традициями Англии и Америки на примере празднования Рождества.

2. Заинтересовать учащихся в изучении английского языка, как средства для знакомства с традициями англоязычных стран.





1. When is Christmas celebrated in the UK?

  • On December, 24

  • On December, 25

  • On December, 31

  • On January, 7



2. What does Christmas celebrate?

  • Winter solstice

  • The birth of Jesus Christ

  • Santa’s birthday

  • The coming New Year



3. Where can we find the world’s largest nativity scene?

  • London, England

  • New York, America

  • Rome, Italy

  • Einsiedeln, Switzerland



4. How many wise men (kings, magi) came to see Jesus in the story of Jesus’s birth?

  • two

  • three

  • five

  • unknown



5. What gifts did The Three Wise Men give Jesus on his birthday?

  • gold, myrrh, and frankincense

  • bronze, silver and gold.

  • water, bread and wine



6. Why did the wise men give Jesus these gifts?

  • They were symbols of Jesus' life.

  • These gifts were all that they had to give him.

  • It was normal to give children these gifts at this time.



7. Why does Santa keep a list?

  • to tell you’ve been naughty or nice

  • So he doesn’t visit anyone twice.

  • to record every present’s price

  • Santa doesn’t keep such a list.



8. Where is Christmas Island located?

  • The Arctic ocean

  • The Indian ocean

  • The Pacific ocean

  • The Atlantic ocean



9. Santa Claus gets into the house through the…..

  • door

  • window

  • chimney

  • wall



10. What do naughty children get as a present from Santa?

  • candy canes

  • coal

  • black bells

  • gingerbread man



11. What do children hang on the fireplace?

  • Christmas stockings

  • Christmas canes

  • Christmas socks

  • Christmas crackers



12. What do some people put on the door?

  • garland

  • wreath

  • tinsel

  • angel

13. Which Christmas treat is red, white and shaped like a shepherd’s crook?

  • lollipop

  • candy cane

  • christmas cracker

  • eggnog

14. Under what queen’s reign and influence did the modern day Christmas tree tradition begin?

  • Queen Elizabeth I

  • Queen Mary II

  • Queen Victoria

  • Queen Elizabeth II

15. What country did Christmas trees originate from?

  • France

  • Germany

  • Norway

  • Russia



16. The first royal Christmas broadcast – which monarch made it in 1932?

  • King George V

  • King Richard I

  • King Henry VIII

  • King George VI

17. Who was the first British monarch who delivered a televised Christmas speech?

  • Queen Elizabeth I

  • King George VI

  • Queen Victoria

  • Queen Elizabeth II

18. There are numerous legends about Santa Claus’s houses. Where does Santa Claus NOT live?

  • The South Pole

  • The North Pole

  • Lapland

  • Greenland

19. What does Santa Claus like?

  • milk and cookies

  • hot chocolate

  • turkey

  • Christmas pudding

20. Who helps Santa Claus in making his gifts?

  • fairies

  • elves

  • dwarves

  • leprechauns



21. By when should Christmas decorations come down, according to UK traditions?

  • 1st January

  • 18th January

  • 7th January

  • 5th January



22. The most famous Christmas lights in the UK are in … in London.

  • Downing Street

  • Baker Street

  • Oxford Street

  • Abbey Road



23. What is celebrated on December, 26?

  • St. Swithin’s Day

  • Christmas Eve

  • Boxing Day

  • Burning day



24. Who started the tradition of exchanging gifts at Christmas?

  • The Russians

  • The British

  • The Americans

  • The Romans

25. When can people watch the Queen’s Christmas message?

  • On Christmas Eve

  • On Christmas Day

  • On Boxing Day

  • On the 24th December

26. During the Second World War, some people stopped making Advent calendars. Why?

  • to save chocolate

  • Christmas wasn’t celebrated.

  • They were banned.

  • to save paper

27. Which American President banned Christmas trees in the White House?

  • George Washington

  • Theodore Roosevelt

  • Abraham Lincoln 

  • John Kennedy 

28. What did he do instead of this?

  • He established an artificial Christmas tree.

  • He established the U. S. Forest Service to protect nature.

  • He donated money to some charity organizations.

  • He banned any Christmas trees in all states of the USA.





29. What’s the name of small sausages wrapped in bacon, a staple at a British Christmas dinner?

  • Pigs in blankets

  • Christmas yule log

  • Devils on horseback

  • Mince pies

30. Santa’s sleigh is pulled by…reindeer.

  • Three

  • Nine

  • Six

  • Eleven



31. What is the name of the most famous reindeer?

  • Dancer

  • Donner

  • Rudolph

  • Blitzen

32. Why was Rudolph teased by others?



  • long ears

  • red nose

  • green eyes

  • crooked teeth

33. What do reindeer like?

  • apples

  • carrots

  • nuts

  • fir twigs



34. The birthday of Father Christmas is on …

  • December, 25

  • January, 7

  • December, 6

  • December, 31

35. What is a common abbreviation for Christmas?

  • Zmas

  • Cmas

  • Xmas

  • Mmas



36. What usually decorates the tops of Christmas trees in England?

  • a gingerbread man

  • a snowflake

  • an angel

  • a snowman



37. Does Santa Claus have a wife?

  • Yes

  • No

  • Unknown





38. When is Christmas celebrated in Russia?

  • On December, 25

  • On December, 31

  • On January, 7

  • On January, 9



39. Which country donates the Christmas tree in Trafalgar Square?

  • Norway

  • Sweden

  • France

  • Finland



40. What bird is the symbol of Christmas and New Year in England?

  • swan

  • woodpecker

  • robin

  • bullfinch



41. Who wrote the first ever king’s Christmas message?

  • Oscar Wilde

  • Rudyard Kipling

  • John Tolkien

  • Charles Dickens



42. What's it?

  • Christmas wreath

  • Christmas canes

  • Christmas cracker

  • Christmas carol



43. In what country was eggnog invented?

  • America

  • Ireland

  • England

  • Spain



44. What colour are mistletoe berries?

  • blue

  • orange

  • white

  • red



45. What are you supposed to do when you find yourself under the mistletoe?

  • dance

  • hug

  • shake hands

  • kiss



46. What ornaments do elves have on their shoes?

  • bows

  • different colour laces

  • bells

  • tinsel





47. How does Santa Claus go back up the chimney to continue his journey of delivering gifts?

  • He knocks three times with his magic stick.

  • He places his finger on the side of his nose, gives a smile and a nod.

  • He disappears.

  • He uses magic powder.





48. Who invented the Christmas cracker?



  • Alexander Parkes

  • Samuel Morland

  • Tom Smith

  • Harry Brearley

49. What is a popular Christmas toy?

  • gingerbread man

  • Teddy bear

  • the Nutcracker

  • elf



50. Which is the most famous Christmas ballet of all time?


  • The Sleeping Beauty

  • Swan Lake

  • The Nutcracker

  • Peter Pan



51. What 1990 movie tells the story of a boy whose house is robbed at Christmas?

  • Christmas Vacation

  • The Knight Before Christmas

  • Home alone

  • Miracle on 34th Street

52. Who wants to steal the Christmas?

  • The witch Ursula

  • Tinker Bell

  • The Grinch

  • Captain Hook



53. What time is the Queen’s speech traditionally broadcast?

  • 2pm

  • 3pm

  • 4pm

  • 5pm