1.
This word, when broken down to its roots, literally means "Middle Ages".
2.
This was lit on Christmas Eve in homes of all kind and kept burning for the twelve days of Christmas.
3.
The length of the Medieval Christmas celebration.
4.
This vibrant bird was roasted in its feathers for the Christmas feast.
5.
"_____, with its glossy dark green leaves and bright red berries, has been considered the ideal winter decoration since antiquity"
6.
"_________ is another long-used decoration which ancient people thought a bringer of fertility, protector of crops and something that kept away witches"
7.
Medieval play in which a priest conducted a dialogue with various prophets such as Jeremiah, Daniel, and Moses and choir boys played dressed up bit-parts like a donkey or devil.
8.
The biblical birthplace of Jesus.
9.
In this celebration, minor clergy would wear their clothes inside out and lead a burro into church where, upon arrival at the altar, they would burn incense made from old shoes, eat sausages, drink wine and make the sounds of a donkey.
10.
Find the hidden bean in the bread, and be queen or king for a day!
