Christmas Traditions in Mexico

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Alejandra Aguilar Flores

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Christmas Traditions in MexicoVersión en línea Test your knowledge about Christmas traditions in Mexico with this fun game! por Alejandra Aguilar Flores 1 In Mexico, it is traditional to exchange gifts on Christmas Day. Yes No 2 Mexican Christmas traditions involve wearing costumes and going trick-or-treating. Yes No 3 Posadas are a traditional Mexican celebration during the Christmas season. Yes No 4 In Mexico, it is common to light fireworks on Christmas Day. Yes No 5 In Mexico, it is common to celebrate the arrival of the Three Wise Men on January 6th. Yes No 6 Mexican families often attend midnight Mass on Christmas Eve. Yes No 7 Christmas traditions in Mexico include hunting for Easter eggs. Yes No 8 Mexican children often receive gifts from Santa Claus on Christmas Day. Yes No 9 Piñatas are a popular tradition in Mexico during Christmas. Yes No 10 Mexican Christmas traditions involve building snowmen and having snowball fights. Yes No 11 In Mexico, it is customary to set up a nativity scene called a nacimiento. Yes No 12 In Mexico, it is customary to eat turkey for Christmas dinner. Yes No 13 In Mexico, it is customary to wear green and red clothing during the Christmas season. Yes No 14 Mexican Christmas traditions include singing carols door-to-door. Yes No 15 In Mexico, it is traditional to decorate homes and streets with colorful paper lanterns called farolitos. Yes No