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    Question 1: Finish the popular Christmas carol:
    A. lent night Holy night
    B. l is calm all is bright
    C. und yon virgin Mother and Child
    D. ly infant ...
    Question 2: ent night Holy night
    A. und yon virgin Mother and Child
    B. ly infant ...
    C. so tender and mild
    D. so tender and mild
    Question 3: The origins of the widespread tradition of decorating a Christmas tree can be traced back to the 16th century, in this country.
    A. The United States
    B. France
    C. Russia
    D. Germany
    Question 4: For Catholics, Protestants and most Orthodox Christians, the 25th of December is celebrated as Christmas. However, the Jerusalem, Russian, Coptic, Serbian and Georgian Orthodox churches celebrate the birth of Jesus on this date.
    A. December 31
    B. February 15
    C. January 7
    D. November 25
    Question 5: The burning of the Yule Log is one of many Christmas traditions that come from the Yule festival. Do you know what this tradition symbolizes?
    A. The mortality of humans
    B. The returning light
    C. The Holy Spirit
    D. The life-cycle
    Question 6: Jingle Bells, undoubtedly one of the most famous Christmas songs in the world, was written in 1857 by this person.
    A. Joyce Ballantyne
    B. Iza Trapani
    C. Haddon Sundblom
    D. James Pierpont
    Question 7: Three of these names are of reindeers of Santa Claus. Which is the odd one?
    A. Comet
    B. Rudolph
    C. Clement
    D. Donder
    Question 8: Even though Jack Nicholson and Eddie Murphy were considered for the role of the Grinch in the 2000 movie, How the Grinch Stole Christmas, this man was the one who played the part.
    A. Al Pachino
    B. Jim Carrey
    C. Danny DeVito
    D. Eddie Griffin
    Question 9: Known as the Triumphant City, this place is one of the largest urban settlements which features both Christian and Islamic monuments.
    A. New York
    B. Moscow
    C. Lima
    D. Cairo
    Question 10: The biggest mosque in India, called Jama Masjid, is situated in this city, which is considered the heart of the country.
    A. Jaipur
    B. Delhi
    C. Bombay
    D. Calcutta
    Question 11: What is the capital of the biggest Muslim-majority country, which is officially not a city but a province?
    A. Jakarta
    B. Ankara
    C. Kairo
    D. Istanbul
    Question 12: This city originated from a Muslim settlement near the Pasig River in a country, which was a colony of Spain for almost three centuries.
    A. Lima
    B. Afghanistan
    C. Seoul
    D. Manila
    Question 13: This city is located in the province Sindh in Pakistan, on the cost of the Arabian Sea.
    A. Beijing
    B. Hanoi
    C. Karachi
    D. Sydney
    Question 14: This big city, originally named Naniwa, is famous for a huge aquarium called Kaiyukan.
    A. Osaka
    B. Seoul
    C. Kobe
    D. Delhi
    Question 15: Which big capital city is famous for being the site of the magnificent Saint Basils Cathedral?
    A. Dhaka
    B. London
    C. Moscow
    D. Paris