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A Norwegian Christmas
In Norway, Christmas is full of unique traditions. Kids wait for the 'julenisse', who is like Santa Claus. Every year, a huge Christmas tree is sent to England as a gift from Norway. The 'julebukk' is a fun tradition where children dress up and sing carols around their neighborhood for treats, just like Halloween here! And everyone gathers together to enjoy a delicious meal called 'ribbe'. Christmas in Norway is all about family, food, and fun!
Question 1
Who do the kids in Norway wait for during Christmas?
The Easter Bunny
The Tooth Fairy
The julebukk
The julenisse
Explanation. In Norway, kids wait for the 'julenisse' who is similar to Santa Claus during Christmas.
Santa Claus from USA
Question 2
What gift does Norway send to England every year?
A box of chocolates
A huge Christmas tree
Explanation. Every year, a huge Christmas tree is sent to England as a gift from Norway.
A large turkey
A book
A jar of honey
Question 3
What is the 'julebukk' tradition in Norway?
Eating a lot of candy
Opening presents early
Dressing up and singing carols around the neighborhood
Explanation. The 'julebukk' is a fun tradition in Norway where children dress up and sing carols around their neighborhood for treats, similar to Halloween in the USA.
Decorating the house
Watching a specific movie
Question 4
What is the 'ribbe' in Norway's Christmas tradition?
A type of decoration
A delicious meal
Explanation. During Christmas in Norway, everyone gathers together to enjoy a delicious meal called 'ribbe'.
A Christmas carol
A game
A gift exchange
Question 5
Which of the following is NOT a part of the Christmas tradition in Norway?
Waiting for the julenisse
Sending a huge Christmas tree to England
Dressing up and singing carols around the neighborhood
Hunting for Easter eggs
Explanation. Hunting for Easter eggs is not a part of the Christmas tradition in Norway. It is an Easter tradition.
Enjoying a ribbe meal
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