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SANTA Beany | Christmas Special | Mr Bean Full Episodes | Mr Bean Official

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Easily create beautiful interactive video lessons for your students you can integrate right into your LMS. Track students' progress with hassle-free analytics as you flip your classroom!

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Thanksgiving Story for Kids - The First Thanksgiving Cartoon for Children | Kids Academy

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Christmas Game | What Am I Quiz | Guess The Christmas Word

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts
3. The decoration placed on top of a Christmas tree is usually a star or an angel.
Answer: In days of yore, a star was usually placed on top of the tree as a symbol of hope and good luck. An angel was placed to bless and protect the home. For most people today, they are placed for decorative purposes only.
4. Which of the below mentioned names is not another name for "Father Christmas?"
Answer: Scrooge was a character from one of Charles Dickens books.
He was a miser and hated Christmas, calling it a "humbug!"
One Christmas Eve night he had a nightmare, which depicted his selfish life and on awakening, he vowed to share his wealth with the poor and to celebrate Christmas.
7. Which of the greetings below says "Merry Christmas" in Spanish?
Answer: Joyeux Noel! means "Merry Christmas!" in the French language.
Buon Natale is Italian and Maligayang Pasko, is Philipino.

Merry Christmas, from Barbados!
8. Two of the three wise men who visited baby Jesus were traditionally known as Melchior and Caspar. What was the name of the third wise man?
Answer: The three wise men were said to be kings and were traditionally named Melchior, who came from Persia (Iran) Caspar, from Mesopotamia (Iraq) and Balthazar, from Ethiopia. (Information was found in a book called "The Book of Kings" and from the epic, "King of Kings.")
11. Everybody on earth celebrates Christmas on the 25th of December.
Answer: People disagree about the exact date of Jesus' birth and not every one celebrates His birthday on December 25. However, many people share the same sentiment of goodwill for all mankind and remember that: "Jesus is the reason for the season."

Happy birthday Jesus!
12. In England (as well as in many other countries), if you were caught standing under the mistletoe, what would be expected of you?
Answer: The mistletoe is a plant with small white berries and is traditionally placed in a doorway as part of the decorations.
If you were caught standing under it, you would be expected to kiss someone.
As the song goes: "I saw mommy kissing Santa Claus underneath the mistletoe last night..."
13. Which of the below mentioned is not a name of Santa's reindeer in the famous Johnny Marks' song and how many of them did Santa have?
Answer: Frosty was a snowman it is said, who came alive and danced around with the children one Christmas Day.
According to the song "Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer," they were nine reindeer and Rudolph was the most famous of them all.
15. "We wish you a Merry Christmas and A Happy - -."
Answer: These are the words of one of the most well known Christmas carols, wishing every one merriment at Christmas and happiness in the new year.

Merry Christmas All
Happy New Year!

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts 3. The decoration placed on top of a Christmas tree is usually a star or an angel. Answer: In days of yore, a star was usually placed on top of the tree as a symbol of hope and good luck.

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Join Joe to find out why the British celebrate people trying to blow up Parliament!

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts
3. The tradition of carving out pumpkins to create jack-o'-lanterns has long been a mainstay of the Halloween festivities. In the past, however, during Celtic festivals another vegetable was used instead. Which vegetable was this?
Answer: Pumpkins are used in North America because they are more readily available and much larger than turnips. Jack-o'-lanterns are usually placed in windows or on the doorsteps of homes as a deterrent for evil spirits.
8. There have been many songs that have become associated with Halloween through the years. One that comes to mind is a particular Michael Jackson song and video that in its full version lasted 14 minutes. Which one of his masterpieces was this?
Answer: Thriller was released in 1982. The album version of the song lasted just under six minutes, with the full video version released the following year, depicting dancing zombies, corpses and a frightening ambiance.

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Halloween Trivia Trivia Game | Halloween | 10 Questions

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts 3. The tradition of carving out pumpkins to create jack-o'-lanterns has long been a mainstay of the Halloween festivities. In the past, however, during Celtic festivals another vegetable was used instead. Which vegetable was this? Answer: Pumpkins are used in North America because they are more readily available and much larger than turnips.

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British Holidays and Festivals Quiz | World | 10 Questions

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How much do you know about the holidays and festivals celebrated in Britain? - test your knowledge in this quiz! (Author Plodd)

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts
3. The official symbol for St. Patrick's Day is what plant?
Answer: The three-leafed shamrock, worn by Saint Patrick, was a way to explain the Holy Trinity to the Pre-Christian Irish.
The shamrock is as an emblem on flags and many sports teams.
U.S. McDonald's restaurants also serve a mint flavored shake, in celebration of St. Patrick's Day.
4. While the first recorded St. Patrick's Day parade occurred in New York City, this city held the first official U.S. parade.
Answer: The Charitable Irish Society, of Boston, held the first organized St. Patrick's Day parade in 1761.
The first recorded St. Patrick's Day was in New York City, March 18, 1762.
7. In which month do we celebrate St. Patrick's Day?
Answer: St. Patrick's Day is usually celebrated on March 17, which is honor of Saint Patrick's death, March 17, 461.
St Patrick's Day celebrations, are occasionally postponed until Monday, due the holiday occurring on a Sunday.
8. Which of these is a famous Irish dry stout?
Answer: Many Irish alcoholic beverages flow at the St. Patrick's Day festivities: Baileys Irish Cream, Murphy's, Harp's, Smithwick's, Jameson's, Kilbeggan's and many more!
10. A well-known mascot for St. Patrick's Day is the _______.
Answer: Although the leprechaun has little to do with St. Patrick's Day, this little guy has become a popular icon for the celebrations!

Have a fun and safe St. Patrick's Day!

Source: Author amyrn007

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts 3. The official symbol for St. Patrick's Day is what plant? Answer: The three-leafed shamrock, worn by Saint Patrick, was a way to explain the Holy Trinity to the Pre-Christian Irish. The shamrock is as an emblem on flags and many sports teams. U.S.

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10th of April, Easter, chocolate eggs, April Fool’s Day, Easter Bonnet parade, Egg Hunt, Hot cross buns, decorating eggs, Easter bunny visiting children

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10th of April, Easter, chocolate eggs, April Fool’s Day, Easter Bonnet parade, Egg Hunt, Hot cross buns, decorating eggs, Easter bunny visiting children