Christmas

Q1: Christmas is an annual festival, commemorating the..

..baptism of Jesus Christ
..birth of Jesus Christ
..death of Jesus Christ
..resurrection of Jesus Christ
Good answeres: 1

Q2: When is Christmas? (in Western Christianity)

December 24
December 25
December 31
January 1
January 7
Good answeres: 1

Q3: When is Christmas in most Oriental- and Eastern Orthodox churches

December 24
December 25
December 31
January 1
January 7
Good answeres: 1

Q4: Why is the difference in Western and Eastern Christmas dates?

It's because of Time zone offset
December 25 of the older Julian calendar, currently corresponds to January 7 in the Gregorian calendar
Eastern churches commemorate the baptism of Jesus which was in January
Good answeres: 1

Q5: When is Christmas Eve?

December 24
December 25
December 31
January 1
January 7
Good answeres: 1

Q6: Select trees that can be used for Christmas tree:

fir
maple
palm
pine
spruce
willow
Good answeres: 3

Q7: In what century was Christmas tree first time used?

1st
16th
18th
19th
Good answeres: 1

Q8: Select countries where Christmas is NOT a public holiday:

Australia
Brazil
Canada
China
India
Japan
Vietnam
Good answeres: 3

Q9: Select food or drink that is NOT part of traditional Christmas cuisine:

Easter Egg
Fish
Pizza
Turkey
Vine
Good answeres: 2

Q10: Select true statements

Germans and Americans are celebrating christmas on same date
Pumpkin is one of the symbols for modern Christmas
Russians and Americans are celebrating Christmas on same date
There is no Christmas on leap year
Good answeres: 1

Q11: Select movies that contains Christmas topics

Avatar (by James Cameron)
Back to the Future (with Michael J. Fox)
Home Alone (by Chris Columbus)
Jingle All the Way (with Arnold Schwarzenegger)
Good answeres: 2

Q12: Select Christmas decorations:

bells
fairy lights
fireworks
candles
easter egg
pumpkin
wreaths
Good answeres: 4