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Are you Christmas crackers?
When Santa Claus comes to town, do you feel like diving under the duvet and hibernating until the New Year or do you relish every tradition, from the Queen's speech to the annual repeats of Only Fools and Horses?


Take this quick quiz to find out how festive you are. Then learn how to make the most of the holiday season - however you feel about it...
 
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1. When carol singers come to your door, how do you greet them?
  With a couple of quid - it's normally for a good cause
  With specially prepared mugs of mulled wine, piping hot mince pies and a generous donation
  A long stream of swear words usually stops their droning
 
2. You anticipate your office Christmas party…
  With a feeling of impending doom
  With mixed feelings - it's good to spend social time with your workmates but the excruciating karaoke can get a bit much
  With excitement - it's a wonderful opportunity to get to know your colleagues in a festive environment
 
3. You think Father Christmas is…
  A great tradition, which makes Christmas that little bit more magical
  A fat bloke with a maniacal laugh, used as a marketing ploy to get parents to buy more junk for their kids
  Quite a nice idea if you're under ten years old
 
4. On the run up to Christmas your house looks…
  A bit festive - there's usually a Christmas tree and some tinsel
  Like Blackpool illuminations - you can see it a mile off
  Exactly the same as it does any other time of year
 
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