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- 1. Multiple Choice
What did the Hanukkah dish in the video have in it?
Spices and nuts
Salt and pepper
Sauce
Whipped cream
- 2. Multiple Choice
What French-speaking area is famous for its maple sugar?
Strasbourg, France
Dordogne, France
Québec, Canada
Martinique
- 3. Multiple Choice
C'est...
un gâteau de Hanouka
une crêpe
une bûche de Noël
une glace
- 4. Multiple Choice
What is la Ribote?
a Canadian winter sport
a Hanukkah game played with dreidels
a French Christmas tradition where pâté is eaten
A Christmas tradition from Martinique where friends and neighbors go from house to house singing Christmas carols
- 5. Multiple Choice
How are Christmas and Hanukkah festivities similar in France?
They are both referred to as the "Festival of Lights"
They are both family-oriented events where gifts are given.
The same type of food is eaten at both.
They actually have nothing in common.
- 6. Multiple Choice
Which winter activity can you participate in in the Canadian province of Québec?
dog sledding
ice hockey
skiing
all of these
- 7. Multiple Choice
Strasbourg, in the eastern part of France, where you saw Hanukkah being celebrated, is right next to (and used to be a part of) which country?
England
Germany
Greece
The Netherlands
- 8. Multiple Choice
Which is a difference between St. Nicholas and Santa Claus?
St. Nicholas is an actual saint, while Santa is not
St. Nicholas visits children on Dec. 6, while Santa visits children on Dec. 25
Both of the above
They are the same person! There is no difference!
- 9. Multiple Choice
What do French children leave out by the tree on Christmas Eve?
stockings
shoes
gloves
hats
- 10. Multiple Choice
Which is a meat-based dish popular in French-speaking countries on Christmas?
bûche de Noël
latkes
pâté de foie gras
maple sugar
- 11. Multiple Choice
Why do residents of Martinique enjoy la Ribote?
Because there are games and contests.
Because it is a holy tradition.
Because they get to exchange gits.
Because they get to spread joy and cheer and gather with family and friends.
- 12. Multiple Choice
In France, when traditionally are the biggest Hanukkah festivities, where friends and family gather and lots of gifts are given and games are played?
On the first night
On the last night
Every night is equally big
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