10 questionsLanguageby Orbis Education

Winter & Holiday Vocabulary

Snow, scarves, sleds and New Year's Eve: a festive ESL game for the last lesson before the break.

Free · students join with a code on their phones, no accounts

Winter & Holiday Vocabulary
Photo by Sergey Pesterev on Unsplash

Question preview

Correct answers are hidden. Sign up to host the full quiz or copy it to your library.

  1. Question 1

    White flakes of frozen water that fall from the sky:

    • snow
    • fog
    • wind
    • rain
  2. Question 2

    You wear these on your hands:

    • a scarf
    • boots
    • gloves
    • a hat
  3. Question 3

    You wear it around your neck:

    • a scarf
    • a belt
    • socks
    • gloves
  4. Question 4

    A figure that children build from snow:

    • a snowflake
    • a snowman
    • a snowball
    • a snowboard
  5. Question 5

    People decorate this tree in December:

    • a fir tree
    • an oak tree
    • an apple tree
    • a palm tree
  6. Question 6

    You go ice skating on a…

    • pool
    • court
    • rink
    • track
  7. Question 7

    The evening of 31 December is called…

    • New Year's Eve
    • Boxing Day
    • Christmas Day
    • New Year's Day
  8. Question 8

    The opposite of “hot” is…

    • cold
    • wet
    • warm
    • dry
  9. Question 9

    You ride it down a snowy hill:

    • a sled
    • a bicycle
    • a scooter
    • a skateboard
  10. Question 10

    Choose the correct greeting:

    • Happy New Year!
    • Merry New Year!
    • Happy Christmas Year!
    • Nice New Year!

More public Pops

Musical Chords Quiz
20 questionsArts

Musical Chords Quiz

Test your knowledge about musical chords! This quiz will help you learn and understand different types of chords in music.

by Orbis Education

View Pop →
WH Questions: Ask It Right!
20 questionsLanguage

WH Questions: Ask It Right!

Practice who, what, where, when, why, which, whose, and how while mastering auxiliaries, word order, subject questions, and indirect questions.

by Orbis Education

View Pop →
Animals & Habitats
10 questionsScience

Animals & Habitats

Where animals live, what they eat and how scientists group them. Grades 2–5.

by Orbis Education

View Pop →