CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS

Read the text below. For each of the empty spaces (1–6) choose the correct answer.

CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS

Christmas decorations date all the way back to the old Christmas markets in the 16th century Germany. In those days, Christmas food, such as sugar rods, honey cakes, and other Christmas candy, (1)______ as Christmas decorations.

In 1610, tinsel was invented in Germany and (2)______ from genuine silver. Machines that shredded silver into thin tinsel-sized strips were invented. However, since silver tinsel tarnishes and loses its shine over time, people eventually created artificial replacements. It (3)______ that the original inventor of tinsel remains unknown.

In the 18th century, many other kinds of Christmas decorations became popular. Among them were (4)______ paper, and those (5)______ candies, nuts, cakes, raisins, and fruits.

In many families, Christmas decorating traditions and decorations are passed on from generation to generation. However, every year new decorations are purchased (6)______ the old or if new inspiration is needed.

Read the text below. For each of the empty spaces (1–6) choose the correct answer.

CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS

Christmas decorations date all the way back to the old Christmas markets in the 16th century Germany. In those days, Christmas food, such as sugar rods, honey cakes, and other Christmas candy, (1)______ as Christmas decorations.

In 1610, tinsel was invented in Germany and (2)______ from genuine silver. Machines that shredded silver into thin tinsel-sized strips were invented. However, since silver tinsel tarnishes and loses its shine over time, people eventually created artificial replacements. It (3)______ that the original inventor of tinsel remains unknown.

In the 18th century, many other kinds of Christmas decorations became popular. Among them were (4)______ paper, and those (5)______ candies, nuts, cakes, raisins, and fruits.

In many families, Christmas decorating traditions and decorations are passed on from generation to generation. However, every year new decorations are purchased (6)______ the old or if new inspiration is needed.

Read the text below. For each of the empty spaces (1–6) choose the correct answer.

CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS

Christmas decorations date all the way back to the old Christmas markets in the 16th century Germany. In those days, Christmas food, such as sugar rods, honey cakes, and other Christmas candy, (1)______ as Christmas decorations.

In 1610, tinsel was invented in Germany and (2)______ from genuine silver. Machines that shredded silver into thin tinsel-sized strips were invented. However, since silver tinsel tarnishes and loses its shine over time, people eventually created artificial replacements. It (3)______ that the original inventor of tinsel remains unknown.

In the 18th century, many other kinds of Christmas decorations became popular. Among them were (4)______ paper, and those (5)______ candies, nuts, cakes, raisins, and fruits.

In many families, Christmas decorating traditions and decorations are passed on from generation to generation. However, every year new decorations are purchased (6)______ the old or if new inspiration is needed.

Read the text below. For each of the empty spaces (1–6) choose the correct answer.

CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS

Christmas decorations date all the way back to the old Christmas markets in the 16th century Germany. In those days, Christmas food, such as sugar rods, honey cakes, and other Christmas candy, (1)______ as Christmas decorations.

In 1610, tinsel was invented in Germany and (2)______ from genuine silver. Machines that shredded silver into thin tinsel-sized strips were invented. However, since silver tinsel tarnishes and loses its shine over time, people eventually created artificial replacements. It (3)______ that the original inventor of tinsel remains unknown.

In the 18th century, many other kinds of Christmas decorations became popular. Among them were (4)______ paper, and those (5)______ candies, nuts, cakes, raisins, and fruits.

In many families, Christmas decorating traditions and decorations are passed on from generation to generation. However, every year new decorations are purchased (6)______ the old or if new inspiration is needed.

Read the text below. For each of the empty spaces (1–6) choose the correct answer.

CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS

Christmas decorations date all the way back to the old Christmas markets in the 16th century Germany. In those days, Christmas food, such as sugar rods, honey cakes, and other Christmas candy, (1)______ as Christmas decorations.

In 1610, tinsel was invented in Germany and (2)______ from genuine silver. Machines that shredded silver into thin tinsel-sized strips were invented. However, since silver tinsel tarnishes and loses its shine over time, people eventually created artificial replacements. It (3)______ that the original inventor of tinsel remains unknown.

In the 18th century, many other kinds of Christmas decorations became popular. Among them were (4)______ paper, and those (5)______ candies, nuts, cakes, raisins, and fruits.

In many families, Christmas decorating traditions and decorations are passed on from generation to generation. However, every year new decorations are purchased (6)______ the old or if new inspiration is needed.

Read the text below. For each of the empty spaces (1–6) choose the correct answer.

CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS

Christmas decorations date all the way back to the old Christmas markets in the 16th century Germany. In those days, Christmas food, such as sugar rods, honey cakes, and other Christmas candy, (1)______ as Christmas decorations.

In 1610, tinsel was invented in Germany and (2)______ from genuine silver. Machines that shredded silver into thin tinsel-sized strips were invented. However, since silver tinsel tarnishes and loses its shine over time, people eventually created artificial replacements. It (3)______ that the original inventor of tinsel remains unknown.

In the 18th century, many other kinds of Christmas decorations became popular. Among them were (4)______ paper, and those (5)______ candies, nuts, cakes, raisins, and fruits.

In many families, Christmas decorating traditions and decorations are passed on from generation to generation. However, every year new decorations are purchased (6)______ the old or if new inspiration is needed.