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- 3. What is the name of the famous Christmas ballet?
- 6. In Elf, what department store does Buddy work at?
- 8. One old Irish tradition is to put this in the window, which legend says is a sign to any travelers that they could rest there for the night, in remembrance of Jesus and Mary seeking shelter before the birth of Jesus. Santa Claus makes a visit, and he's often treated to mince pies and a pint of Guinness, left out before the family goes to bed.
- 9. What color is the elephant that describes the exchange of amusing and impractical gifts during the holidays?
- 10. What country is credited with starting the Christmas tree tradition in the 16th century?
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- 1. One of the most commonly used adornments during festivals in India is a. It instantly brightens up the house and turns it into a sight to behold. During Christmas, people flock to the market to purchase star and angel-shaped versions to décor their abode.
- 2. In South India, one widespread Christmas tradition is the put this burning earthen item on their roofs. This practice symbolizes that Jesus is the light of the world. In north-west India, the Christians narrate the Christmas story and sing melodious carols in their own dialects. You will come across some areas in south-west India where devotees go on a fast from the 1st December until the midnight mass service on 24th December.
- 4. How many pubs is it customary to visit when doing the "Pubs of Christmas" in Ireland?
- 5. What date in December marks the official start of Christmas in Ireland
- 7. Christmas in India is referred to as this or big day, and midnight mass is part of many people’s Christmas eve traditions. The churches are decked out in vibrant poinsettias and sparkling candles.