Christmas Rhymes Group 8 students

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 1

What is the village where Cadet Henry Franklin lives?

1. Hope springs
2. Snow springs
3. Whoville
4. Holly springs

Who helped to decorate the old ladies house?

1. Elves
2. Santa
3. Reindeer
4. a bird

Why is the old lady sad on Christmas?

1. She hates Santa and all kinds of holiday joy.
2. She does not like the cold.
3. Her own wish did not come true.
4. her husband died on christmas day.

Which 2 colors represent Christmas?

1. Green and red
2. Blue and red
3. Green and gold
4. Purple and green

They call him Santa Claus in America, but what do the British call him?

1. Santa
2. Christmas man
3. Father Christmas
4. Sinterklaas

What is the reindeer with the red nose called?

1. Rudolf
2. Hans
3. Heinrich
4. Betty

Put the lyrics to the song "Let it snow" in the correct order

1

2

3

4

5

But the fire is so delightful

Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!

And since we've no place to go

Oh the weather outside is frightful

It doesn't show signs of stopping

Christmas rhymes

The video you watched at the beginning of the lesson was full of rhymes. The  teacher will now show the text of what was said in that video. Can you find all the hidden rhymes?

Do you already know some of Santa's reindeer? try to name as many as possible

Complete the lyric. "Jingle bell,
jingle bell, jingle bell..."

1. sock
2. pop
3. end
4. rock

Who created Santa's appearance?

1. The Church
2. MacDonald's
3. Coca Cola
4. The American President

How many reindeer does Santa have?

1. 14
2. 9
3. 13
4. 10

Which of these songs is
the most popular Christmas
song of all time?

1. It's the most wonderful time of the year
2. Last Christmas
3. Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer
4. All I want for Christmas is you

What is a Christmas carol?

1. A Christmas song
2. A Christmas poem
3. A woman dressed up as Santa.
4. A Christmas story

What name is given to small
sausages wrapped in bacon, a
snack at a British Christmas dinner?

1. Warm Little Piggies
2. Pigs In Wrapping Paper
3. Rolly Polly Sausages
4. Pigs in Blankets

Where did the term
"X-mas" come from?

1. No one really knows
2. the Greek letter X
3. King George VI's speech impediment
4. newspaper editors needed to shorten it for headlines