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 Japan 100
What dessert is traditionally eaten on Christ
mas in Japan?

◦ A. People usually eat okonomiyaki.

◦ B. People usually eat Christmas Pie.

◦ C. People usually eat Christmas Ice Cream.

◦ D. People usually eat Christmas Cake.

 Japan 200
What day of the week is this year’s Christmas
on?

◦ A. This year Christmas is on a Sunday.

◦ B. This year Christmas is on a Monday.

◦ C. This year Christmas is on a Tuesday.

◦ D. This year Christmas is on a Wednesday.

 Japan 300
When did KFC become the main Christmas foo
d to eat in Japan?
「クリスマスはケンタッキー！」

◦ A. Japanese people began eating KFC in 1973.

◦ B. Japanese people began eating KFC in 1974.

◦ C. Japanese people began eating KFC in 1980.

◦ D. Japanese people began eating KFC in 1986.

 Japan 400
Tokyo Disneyland is usually open from 9:00a
m to 10:00pm but on Christmas it will open
earlier. What time will it open?

◦ A. Tokyo Disneyland will open at 7:00am.

◦ B. Tokyo Disneyland will open at 7:30am.

◦ C. Tokyo Disneyland will open at 8:00am.

◦ D. Tokyo Disneyland will open at 8:30am.

 Japan 500
Where was the first Christmas tree introduce
d in Japan?
Hint: it was introduced by Meiji-ya in1900. 　

◦ A. The first tree was in Hokkaido.

◦ B. The first tree was in Ginza.

◦ C. The first tree was in Nagasaki.

◦ D. The first tree was in Yokohama.

 Santa Claus 100
In what country can you see Santa Claus surfing dur
ing Christmas?

◦ A. America

◦ B. The Philippines

◦ C. New Zealand

◦ D. Australia
 Santa Claus 200
In America and Canada who gives gifts to children?

◦ A. Santa Claus

◦ B. Father Christmas

◦ C. Saint Nicholas

◦ D. Kris Kringle
 Santa Claus 300
Where do Americans think Santa Claus lives?

◦ A. In the South Pole

◦ B. In the North Pole

◦ C. In Alaska

◦ D. In Greenland
 Santa Claus 400
What is the name of the reindeer with a red nose?

◦ A. Chopper

◦ B. Rascal

◦ C. Rundall

◦ D. Rudolph
 Santa Claus 500
In Western countries, usually…

◦ A. Adults give gifts to children.

◦ B. Children give gifts to parents.

◦ C. Only lovers give gifts to each other.

◦ D. Everyone gives gifts to Santa Claus.

 Weather 100
What white fluffy stuff falls from the sky?

◦ A. Ice

◦ B. Rain

◦ C. Snow

◦ D. Fog
 Weather 200
What do you call frozen water on the ground?

◦ A. Snow

◦ B. Ice

◦ C. Fog

◦ D. Puddle
 Weather 300
What does snow do in warm weather?

◦ A. Freezes

◦ B. Burns

◦ C. Melts

◦ D. Snows
 Weather 400
What do you call a snow storm?

◦ A. Blizzard

◦ B. Icicle

◦ C. Slush

◦ D. Frost
 Weather 500
What do you call it when snow comes sliding down
a mountain?

◦ A. Mudslide

◦ B. Rockslide

◦ C. Snow Storm

◦ D. Avalanche
 Winter Clothes 100
What do you wear to keep your head warm?

◦ A. Winter Gloves

◦ B. Snowboots

◦ C. Stocking Cap

◦ D. Muffler / Scarf
 Winter Clothes 200
What do you wear on your feet when you go on ice?

◦ A. Sandals

◦ B. Slippers

◦ C. Shoes

◦ D. Skates
 Winter Clothes 300
What do you wear to keep your hands warm?

◦ A. Boots

◦ B. Gloves

◦ C. Earmuffs

◦ D. Muffler
 Winter Clothes 400
What do you call gloves without fingers?

◦ A. Gloves without fingers

◦ B. Mittens

◦ C. Scarfs

◦ D. Fingermuffs
 Winter Clothes 500
What do you wear to protect your eyes
when you ski?

◦ A. Googles

◦ B. Goggles

◦ C. Giggles

◦ D. Gaggles
 Winter Fun 100
What do you call a person made from snow?

◦ A. Yeti

◦ B. Snowperson

◦ C. Snowball

◦ D. Snowman
 Winter Fun 200
What orange vegetable is used to make a snowma
n’s nose?

◦ A. Carrot

◦ B. Pumpkin

◦ C. Squash

◦ D. Daikon
 Winter Fun 300
What winter sport is done on ice?

◦ A. Skateboarding

◦ B. Skiing

◦ C. Snowboarding

◦ D. Skating
 Winter Fun 400
What do you use when you fight with snow?

◦ A. Rockballs

◦ B. Iceballs

◦ C. Snowballs

◦ D. Mudballs
 Winter Fun 500
What is Canada’s national winter sport?

◦ A. Skiing

◦ B. Skating

◦ C. Ice Fishing

◦ D. Ice Hockey
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