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Christmas round 5: picture round

Each question shows a flag and a Christmas tradition. Name the country.

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Question sheet

1. Here, children leave out shoes for Sinterklaas. Which country's flag is this?
- A. Netherlands
- B. Luxembourg
- C. France
- D. Russia
2. Krampus roams the streets here in early December. Which country?
- A. Austria
- B. Latvia
- C. Peru
- D. Canada
3. A giant straw goat is built in Gävle every year. Which country?
- A. Sweden
- B. Finland
- C. Denmark
- D. Norway
4. Families eat KFC for Christmas dinner here. Which country?
- A. Japan
- B. Bangladesh
- C. Palau
- D. South Korea
5. People roller-skate to early Christmas mass in Caracas. Which country?
- A. Venezuela
- B. Colombia
- C. Ecuador
- D. Bolivia
6. The Yule Lads, thirteen mischievous visitors, arrive here. Which country?
- A. Iceland
- B. Norway
- C. Faroe Islands
- D. Finland
7. A Christmas Day barbecue on the beach is common here. Which country?
- A. Australia
- B. New Zealand
- C. Fiji
- D. UK
8. Wigilia, a meatless Christmas Eve supper, is eaten here. Which country?
- A. Poland
- B. Indonesia
- C. Monaco
- D. Austria

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1. A - Netherlands
In the Netherlands, Sinterklaas traditionally brings gifts on the evening of 5 December.
2. A - Austria
Krampus is a folklore figure who accompanies Saint Nicholas in some Alpine traditions.
3. A - Sweden
The Gävle goat is a large straw version of the traditional Swedish Yule goat.
4. A - Japan
The Christmas meal tradition became popular in Japan after a successful restaurant campaign.
5. A - Venezuela
The skating tradition is associated with early morning Christmas services in Caracas.
6. A - Iceland
Icelandic folklore says each Yule Lad visits on a different night before Christmas.
7. A - Australia
In Australia, Christmas falls during the summer school holidays.
8. A - Poland
Wigilia traditionally begins when the first star appears in the evening sky.