Слайд 3Japan 100
What dessert is traditionally eaten on Christmas 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.
Слайд 4Japan 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.
Слайд 5Japan 300
When did KFC become the main Christmas food 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.
Слайд 6Japan 400
Tokyo Disneyland is usually open from 9:00am 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.
Слайд 7Japan 500
Where was the first Christmas tree introduced 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.
Слайд 8Santa Claus 100
In what country can you see Santa Claus surfing during Christmas?
A.
America
B. The Philippines
C. New Zealand
D. Australia
Слайд 9Santa Claus 200
In America and Canada who gives gifts to children?
A. Santa Claus
B.
Father Christmas
C. Saint Nicholas
D. Kris Kringle
Слайд 10Santa 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
Слайд 11Santa Claus 400
What is the name of the reindeer with a red nose?
A.
Chopper
B. Rascal
C. Rundall
D. Rudolph
Слайд 12Santa 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.
Слайд 13Weather 100
What white fluffy stuff falls from the sky?
A. Ice
B. Rain
C. Snow
D. Fog
Слайд 14Weather 200
What do you call frozen water on the ground?
A. Snow
B. Ice
C. Fog
D.
Puddle
Слайд 15Weather 300
What does snow do in warm weather?
A. Freezes
B. Burns
C. Melts
D. Snows
Слайд 16Weather 400
What do you call a snow storm?
A. Blizzard
B. Icicle
C. Slush
D. Frost
Слайд 17Weather 500
What do you call it when snow comes sliding down a mountain?
A.
Mudslide
B. Rockslide
C. Snow Storm
D. Avalanche
Слайд 18Winter Clothes 100
What do you wear to keep your head warm?
A. Winter Gloves
B.
Snowboots
C. Stocking Cap
D. Muffler / Scarf
Слайд 19Winter Clothes 200
What do you wear on your feet when you go on
ice?
A. Sandals
B. Slippers
C. Shoes
D. Skates
Слайд 20Winter Clothes 300
What do you wear to keep your hands warm?
A. Boots
B. Gloves
C.
Earmuffs
D. Muffler
Слайд 21Winter Clothes 400
What do you call gloves without fingers?
A. Gloves without fingers
B. Mittens
C.
Scarfs
D. Fingermuffs
Слайд 22Winter Clothes 500
What do you wear to protect your eyes
when you ski?
A.
Googles
B. Goggles
C. Giggles
D. Gaggles
Слайд 23Winter Fun 100
What do you call a person made from snow?
A. Yeti
B. Snowperson
C.
Snowball
D. Snowman
Слайд 24Winter Fun 200
What orange vegetable is used to make a snowman’s nose?
A. Carrot
B.
Pumpkin
C. Squash
D. Daikon
Слайд 25Winter Fun 300
What winter sport is done on ice?
A. Skateboarding
B. Skiing
C. Snowboarding
D. Skating
Слайд 26Winter Fun 400
What do you use when you fight with snow?
A. Rockballs
B. Iceballs
C.
Snowballs
D. Mudballs
Слайд 27Winter Fun 500
What is Canada’s national winter sport?
A. Skiing
B. Skating
C. Ice Fishing
D. Ice
Hockey