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Authors:
Kamila Marcinowska
and
Marta Konik
Class 3D
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England is a country
situated in the United
Kingdom. The capital
city is London.
The main denominationis Anglican, but
people have Xmas
like us.
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Christmas in
England is
celebrated on
25 and 26
December every year.
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24 December is calledChristmas Eve. This
is the day whenchildren from the
whole countryprepare cookies, milk
and hay for SantaClaus with his
reindeers, who arrivesat night to leave the
gifts.
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For English people (exceptCatholics) Christmas
begins on 25 December
and is called ChristmasDay.
In the morning children findpresents from Santa in
the stockings hanging at
the fireplace. Allmembers of the familyhave the Christmas
dinner together.
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For Christmas dinner
people preparemainly roast turkey,
potatoes, Brussels
sprouts and
Christmas pudding.
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26 December is called
Boxing Day. In thepast people used to
give presents to their
servants, but now
they spend it visitingfriends.
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The houses are decoratedwith holly, ivy and
mistletoe.
There is an old customsaying that you must kiss
the person standingunder the mistletoe. Themost characteristic is an
evergreen Christmastree with candles, balls,paper chains and a star or an angel on the top of
it.
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Christmas tree is an old custom, started probably byChristmas tree is an old custom, started probably byMartin Luter, that`s why English people can`tMartin Luter, that`s why English people can`t
imagine X-mas without this one on the Trafalgar imagine X-mas without this one on the Trafalgar
Square (/\).Square (/\).
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Like in many countries, inEngland Santa Claus is
dressed in a red and whitesuit. He is old and plump, hehas got long, white beard.
He travels by a flying sleigh. Heclimbs down the chimney, eats
the cookies, drinks milkprepared for him by childrenand fills stockings with gifts.
The sleigh is pulled by nine
reindeer : Dasher, Dancer,Prancer, Vixen, Comet, Cupid,Donder and Blitzen. The mostfamous, however, is Rudolf.
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This dates back to the late 19th century. Although Christmas puddingsshould be made well in advance, it is possible to make this pudding onChristmas Eve with very successful results.8 oz currants8 oz. sultanas
8 oz. stoned raisins8 oz. Barbados sugar 4 oz. grated beef suet4 oz. fresh breadcrumbs4 oz. ground almonds4 oz. blanched almonds, chopped4 oz. mixed candied peel6 oz. cooking apple, peeled and finely chopped8 oz. plain flour Finely grated rind of 1 lemon
Finely grated rind of 1 orange2 tbsp. lemon juice3 fl. oz. stout4 eggs, beaten1/2 oz. ground mixed spice1/4 tsp. grated nutmeg1/4 tsp. ground cinnamonPinch of salt5 tbsp. Brandy BACK