During the holidays, many people love to listen to Christmas carols or chants de Noël, as they're known in French.How well do you know your Christmas carols? Get into the spirit of the festive season by playing this quiz!1. Which traditional English carol does Charles Dickens mention in his famous story A Christmas Carol?Deck the Halls with Boughs of HollyGod Rest You Merry, GentlemenI Saw Three Ships Come Sailing In2. The first line of the 18th-century carol "Joy to the World" ends with the words “.”The Lord has comeThe Lord hath comeThe Lord is come3. The carol "O Christmas Tree" comes from .GermanFrenchItalian4. The Latin carol "Adeste fideles" is known in English as “.”O Come, Little ChildrenO Come, O Come, EmmanuelO Come, All Ye Faithful5. In the well-known carol that begins with a partridge in a pear tree and ends with twelve drummers drumming, Christmas lasts for twelve days instead of one. What period does the term “the twelve days of Christmas” refer to?December 25 to January 5December 21 to January 1December 14 to December 256. In the carol "Here We Come A-Wassailing," the word "wassailing" means “.”carollingdancingrejoicing7. The Canadian carol "'Twas in the Moon of Wintertime" was first written in .OjibweHuronCree8. The German carol "Stille Nacht" is known in English as “.”O Holy NightSilent NightIt Came Upon the Midnight Clear9. The carol "The First Nowell" was written originally in .FrenchLatinEnglish10. While not strictly a Christmas carol, the song "Auld Lang Syne" is sung during the holiday season to welcome in the New Year. What famous Scottish poet gave us the lyrics?Robert Louis StevensonRobert BurnsSir Walter Scott
