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Comparing Christmas traditions: True or FalseVersión en línea Test your knowledge about Christmas celebration por Lucía Ruiz 1 Santa Claus is known in both the USA and the United Kingdom. Sí No 2 In the United Kingdom, people often eat Christmas pudding at Christmas. Sí No 3 In Spain, Christmas crackers are more traditional than the Three Kings' Parade. Sí No 4 In Mexico, Las Posadas are an important Christmas tradition. Sí No 5 In the United Kingdom, people often pull Christmas crackers during Christmas meals. Sí No 6 In Spain, many children receive presents on Three Kings' Day (6th January). Sí No 7 In Mexico, many families celebrate with special food, music, and gatherings. Sí No 8 People in all four countries decorate Christmas trees. Sí No 9 In the USA, Christmas is always celebrated on 1st January. Sí No 10 Children in Spain, Mexico, the USA, and the United Kingdom never exchange gifts at Christmas time. Sí No

Comparing Christmas traditions: True or FalseVersión en línea

Test your knowledge about Christmas celebration

por Lucía Ruiz

Santa Claus is known in both the USA and the United Kingdom.

Sí

In the United Kingdom, people often eat Christmas pudding at Christmas.

Sí

In Spain, Christmas crackers are more traditional than the Three Kings' Parade.

Sí

In Mexico, Las Posadas are an important Christmas tradition.

Sí

In the United Kingdom, people often pull Christmas crackers during Christmas meals.

Sí

In Spain, many children receive presents on Three Kings' Day (6th January).

Sí

In Mexico, many families celebrate with special food, music, and gatherings.

Sí

People in all four countries decorate Christmas trees.

Sí

In the USA, Christmas is always celebrated on 1st January.

Sí

Children in Spain, Mexico, the USA, and the United Kingdom never exchange gifts at Christmas time.

Sí

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Comparing Christmas traditions: True or FalseVersión en línea

por Lucía Ruiz

Santa Claus is known in both the USA and the United Kingdom.

In the United Kingdom, people often eat Christmas pudding at Christmas.

In Spain, Christmas crackers are more traditional than the Three Kings' Parade.

In Mexico, Las Posadas are an important Christmas tradition.

In the United Kingdom, people often pull Christmas crackers during Christmas meals.

In Spain, many children receive presents on Three Kings' Day (6th January).

In Mexico, many families celebrate with special food, music, and gatherings.

People in all four countries decorate Christmas trees.

In the USA, Christmas is always celebrated on 1st January.

Children in Spain, Mexico, the USA, and the United Kingdom never exchange gifts at Christmas time.

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