1) It is celebrated on the twenty-fifth of December.
2) 1.Yes. they do; 2.On the seventh of January.
3) Jesus Christs birthday, though the actual date of his birth is not know.
4) Germany did.
5) Peter the Great.
6) After Queen Victoria married Prince Albert who was a German.
7) 1. In Trafalgar Square; 2. Its a present from the people of Norway.
8) 1. Santa Claus or just Santa. Sometimes they call him Father Christmas. 2. He lives in the Far North, at the North Pole where he spends most of the year making toys for children.
9) He is usually fat and merry; he has a long white beard and is dressed in red clothes.
10) He travels on a sleigh pulled by deer that can fly.
11) He climbs down the chimney. He puts presents in long socks called "Christmas stockings" at the end af the childrens beds or by the chimney.
12) Red and Green.
13) To tell him what presents they would like to have for Christmas.
14) In the 19th century.
15) In the 19th century and before goose was the tradition meal at Christmas. A 20th century dinner is roast turkey with vegetables. This is followed by Christmas pudding, Christmas cake or mince pies.
16) Christmas carols are special religious songs of joy and praise sung at Christmas.
17) The day after Christmas is called Boxing Day.
18) People decorate their houses with holly, mistletoe, candles and coloured paper chains and lanterns.