Santa's Journey: Christmas Around the World
Questions:
5
Grade:
6
Words:
93
Christmas, celebrated on December 25th, remembers the birth of Jesus Christ. However, did you know that Santa Claus visits children all around the world, experiencing different traditions? In Australia, he swaps his cold-weather clothes for a lighter outfit due to their summer season. In Mexico, kids break a piñata filled with candy and toys at festive parties. Meanwhile, in Ethiopia, people play a hockey-like game called 'Ganna' on Christmas. No matter where Santa goes, he finds one common thing: the joy of giving and sharing, which defines the true spirit of Christmas.
Question 1
What does Santa Claus do in Australia due to their summer season?
A
He wears a lighter outfit
Explanation. In Australia, Santa Claus swaps his cold-weather clothes for a lighter outfit due to their summer season.
B
He wears his regular outfit
C
He doesn't visit Australia
D
He plays a hockey-like game
E
He breaks a piñata
Question 2
What is the common thing that Santa finds wherever he goes?
A
Different traditions
B
The joy of giving and sharing
Explanation. No matter where Santa goes, he finds one common thing: the joy of giving and sharing, which defines the true spirit of Christmas.
C
Piñatas
D
Snow
E
Summer weather
Question 3
What is the game played in Ethiopia on Christmas?
A
Soccer
B
Basketball
C
Ganna
Explanation. In Ethiopia, people play a hockey-like game called 'Ganna' on Christmas.
D
Cricket
E
Rugby
Question 4
What is the traditional activity for kids in Mexico during Christmas?
A
Skiing
B
Making snowmen
C
Breaking a piñata
Explanation. In Mexico, kids break a piñata filled with candy and toys at festive parties.
D
Playing Ganna
E
Surfing
Question 5
What does Christmas celebrate?
A
The birth of Jesus Christ
Explanation. Christmas, celebrated on December 25th, remembers the birth of Jesus Christ.
B
The visit of Santa Claus
C
The summer season in Australia
D
The breaking of a piñata in Mexico
E
The game of Ganna in Ethiopia
or share via
Assign the ReadTheory pretest to determine students' reading levels.
