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Sainsbury's Christmas - The story behind our Christmas ad (Sainsbury's) |
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Although the events we show in our ad are fictional, we’ve tried to make the details as accurate as possible. Everything from the insignia on the men's uniform to the depth of the trenches is based on historical fact.
Click here for the ad they are talking about.
In this short documentary we talk to the experts who advised us, interview the grandson of a soldier who was there, and hear first-hand accounts from both sides.
You can read about that Christmas Truce here.
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Where were the soldiers? (choose the word you hear on the video) |
A- In a ditch B- In the pits C- In the trenches D- Underground |
According to the video, what did the Germans began to sing? |
A- A Christmas Carol B- Silent Night C- Germany's national anthem D- Something he couldn't understand |
He didn't know much about his grandfather until... |
A- Sainsbury told him the story B- His grandmother talked about him C- He found his autobiography D- He read his diaries |
When did his grandfather contacted the German officers? |
A- At dawn B- When only a few soldiers were out C- Right before the football match D- The night before |
How many nationailites were together in this event? |
A- Three: British, German and American B- Three: British, German and some French soldiers C- Two: British and German D- Many (but most of them were British or German) |
According to the story, who were the first ones to come out of the trenches? |
A- The British B- An Australian volunteer C- One Scotish soldier D- The Germans |
What did soldiers exchange? |
A- Only chocolate B- Greetings and gifts C- Guns D- Photos and prisoners |
Where did the Christmas truce take place? |
A- In just that place B- Everywhere in the front C- In three distant places along the trenches D- In several places in a small area |
How many soldiers died on that Christmas Day? |
A- Some B- None C- Many D- Thousands |
Some Germans didn't want the truce |
A- True B- Actually, all Germans didn't want the truce C- False D- They don't talk about it on the video |
How many football matches were played? |
A- Several B- One C- Four D- None |
Was there really a football match between the Germans and the British? |
A- Maybe B- We don't know C- Almost certainly yes D- No, there wasn't |
According to the video, what could we find in the toughest of times? |
A- Hate B- Death C- Great humanity D- A fight for power |
What is the message of this story in history, according to the video? |
A- Boys will be boys B- Football can unite people C- Sharing things can make people more human D- It is a great hope for future peace |
How does the video say "shared their cigarettes when smoking"? |
A- Smoked in gangs B- Exchanged smokes C- Crossed cigarettes D- Criss-crossed nicotine |