A Very German Christmas
L Schneider
Created on December 9, 2023
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Transcript
A Very German Christmas
Test your German Christmas Knowledge and Decorate the Christmas tree
start
Missions
2.Stars
3.Lights
4.Bows
Final gift
1.Baubles
Which German invention helps us keep track of the days until Christmas?
Stundenplan
Adventskalender
Question 1/4
Terminkalender
How did people mark the days until Christmas in the early days?
put up one Christmas ornament every day
eat a piece of chocolate every day
burn a candle or marking walls or doors with a line of chalk
Question 2/4
How old is the German tradition of the Christmas market?
At least the Middle Ages
After the second World War
18th century
Question 3/4
What will you probably NOT find on a traditional German Christmas market?
Food like Glühwein and candy floss
A stall selling Christmas crackers
Christmas decorations like Nutcrackers
Question 4/4
continue
Gut gemacht! You won gifts to decorate!
Incorrect!You get coal.Try again!
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Missions
Final gift
2.Stars
3.Lights
4.Bows
1.Baubles
Question 1/4
Nikolaustag
Erster Weihnachtstag
Zweiter Weihnachtstag
Heiligabend
On which day do Germans unwrap their presents?
Question 2/4
Guten Rutsch!
Frohe Weihnachten!
Frohes Fest!
Fröhliche Weihnachten!
What is NOT a common way of saying "Happy Christmas"?
Question 3/4
Apples, nuts, nutcrackers
Apples, nuts, paper flowers
Wrapped gifts
Apples, dates, cinnamon
How was a Tannenbaum traditionally decorated?
Question 4/4
Prince Albert and Queen Victoria, 1840
Henry VIII, 1509
Queen Charlotte, 1800
Queen Anne, 1707
When and by whom was the Christmas tree introduced to Britain?
continue
Gute Arbeit!Here are more gifts to decorate!
Bad kidslist
Not quite! Try again!
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Missions
Final gift
2.Stars
3.Lights
4.Bows
1.Baubles
Raclette
Question 1/4
Turkey
Fondue
Sausage and potato salad
What food is NOT commonly eaten on Christmas Eve in Germany?
Lebkuchen
Question 2/4
Vanillekipferl
Bratapfel
Zimtsterne
How do we call the following Christmas treat?
Bratapfel
Question 3/4
Christstollen
Baumkuchen
Lebkuchen
This photo shows a close up of which dessert?
Father Christmas and his weird brother
Question 4/4
St. Nikolaus and Krampus
Your German Language Assistant's parents
St. Nikolaus and Knecht Ruprecht
Remember these two? Who are we looking at here?
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Sehr schön! Take some more gifts to decorate!
Well, almost. Try again!
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Missions
Final gift
2.Stars
3.Lights
4.Bows
1.Baubles
Question 1/4
celebrate Hogmanay
celebrate Three Kings Day
celebrate Silvester
After three days of celebrating Christmas, how do Germans end the year?
annual fancy dress party
Question 2/4
Frohes neues Jahr!
Guten Rutsch (ins neue Jahr)!
Frohe Weihnachten!
Herzlichen Glückwunsch!
Which phrase is used before the arrival of the new year?
Question 3/4
sing "Auld Lang Syne"
set off fireworks
watch the same comedy sketch
Bleigießen
What do Germans NOT commonly do on Silvester?
Question 4/4
Some chocolate
Piece of coal
Funky Harry Potter themed socks
She doesn't have one!
What was in your German Language Assistant's advent calendar today?
continue
Fantastisch! You're ready to decorate!
Nope!Smokey chimney. Have another go!
back
All done! Time to decorate!
Decorate
2.Stars
3.Lights
4.Bows
1.Baubles
Frohe Weihnachten!
back
exit
Do you want to leave without decorating your Christmas tree?