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LADIES and GENTLEMEN step
right up to round three of Christ-
masTrivia!

I am so glad that EVERYONE
is having as much fun with this
as I am. I think I stumped a
couple of you last week. Here
we go...

Our focus today is traditions from
other countires.

1. For people who live in the
Canadian praries, the Christmas
season traditionally begins with
a shipment of Japanese ______?

a. Rice Wine
b. Oranges
c, Teas
d. Dolls

2. December 26th, also known as
Boxing Day, is the holy day of
which saint?

a. St. Nicholas
b. St. Stephen
c. St. Francis
d. St. Peter

3. The Mexican tradition of Posado
is a recreation of  Mary riding on a
_____ and Joseph looking for a
place to spend the night.

a. camel
b. horse
c. goat
d. donkey

4. Whose paton saint is St.
Nicholas?

a. children and scholars
b. merchants and sailors
c. women without doweries
d. all of the above

5. Reveillon is a meal eaten after
______ in France and Canada.

a. Sunday sermon
b. Day of the Dead
c. Midnight Mass
d. Boxing Day

6. In Sweden, the "Tomte"
is a _______?

a. seasonal dessert
b. Christmas Elf
c. Christmas Gnome
d. table centerpiece


Answers:

1. Oranges
2. St. Stephen
3. Donkey
4. All of the Above
5. Midnight Mass
6. Christmas Gnome

How did you do?

One more round of Christmas
Trivia next Tuesday!

~Keep on Dreaming~