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Questions: 1. What does Christmas celebrate? 2. Where does the name «Christmas» come from? 3. How do people in the US and Canada celebrate Christmas? 4. What do the children do on Christmas? 5. What is the main symbol of Christmas? 6. What does a traditional Christmas dinner consist of? Vocabulary: Christmas — Рождество Christian — христианский exact — точный mass — месса Christmas tree — рождественская елка wreath — венок ornament — украшение bell — колокольчик

Answer 1

Ответ:

1. Что празднует Рождество?

2. Откуда произошло название «Рождество»?

3. Как люди в США и Канаде празднуют Рождество?

4. Что дети делают на Рождество?

5. Какой главный символ Рождества?

6. Из чего состоит традиционный рождественский ужин?

Объяснение:

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1 One of the main Christian holidays, established in honor of the birth in the flesh of Jesus Christ from the Virgin Mary. In Orthodoxy, it is one of the Lord's twelve holidays and is preceded by a 40-day Christmas fast.

2 From Church Slavonic, cf. Old Russian rye, Art. - Slav. birth (γέννησις; Ostrom., Klotz., Sup.). Associated with giving birth.

3 Christmas in Canada is definitely one of the most important holidays of the year. They celebrate it, for the most part, as in other Western countries, but still have their own characteristics.

4 They decorate the tree, decorate the house

5 Christmas tree and festive table. Wreaths on the doors and tangerines

6 The traditional Christmas dinner consists of meatless dishes that symbolize health, luck and prosperity. These are apples, honey, nuts, vegetable salads, raisins, celery, and fish must be present. Duck, goose and turkey are served for the second Christmas meal on December 25th.

Answer 2

1. Christmas celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ, an event of great religious significance in Christianity. It is observed on December 25th each year.

2. The name "Christmas" comes from the Old English word "Cristes mæsse," which means "Christ's mass." It refers to the Christian religious service held to commemorate the birth of Jesus Christ.

3. In the United States and Canada, Christmas is typically celebrated with a variety of traditions. These may include decorating Christmas trees, hanging wreaths and ornaments, exchanging gifts, attending church services, and enjoying festive meals with family and friends. Some also engage in caroling, where they sing Christmas songs door-to-door.

4. Children on Christmas often anticipate the arrival of Santa Claus, a mythical figure who is believed to bring gifts to well-behaved children on Christmas Eve. They may also participate in decorating the Christmas tree, opening presents, and enjoying special holiday treats.

5. The main symbol of Christmas is the Christmas tree, which is typically adorned with lights, ornaments, and a star or angel on top. Other symbols of Christmas include wreaths, bells, and nativity scenes that depict the birth of Jesus.

6. A traditional Christmas dinner can vary, but it often includes roasted or baked meats like turkey, ham, or roast beef. Side dishes may include mashed potatoes, stuffing, cranberry sauce, and various vegetables. Desserts like fruitcake, pies (e.g., pumpkin pie), and Christmas cookies are also popular. Traditional Christmas beverages include eggnog and mulled wine.