Which of the following is traditionally worn on Christmas eve in western culture?
Correct answer: Jumper
Player #38618593
NO! NO! NO!
A JUMPER IS NOT A SWEATER!!!
AWFUL QUESTION!
yudancha1
in America a jumper is something totally different from a sweater
Waldorf
Not a jumper! It is a sweater.
AbFab
I'm glad it's Summer at Christmas in Australia so I don't have to wear one. They are dead set ugly.
Bonnie
Player #38618593, I agree!
toothless beachrat
Here in the U.S. I've only heard the term "jumper" used to describe a piece of clothing for infants/young children. Obviously a term used in the UK to describe what we call a sweater.
little b
i don't wear jumpers
Player #136569400
AbFab, That's part of the fun. The ugliest sweater..lol.
Ros
Certainly doesn’t get worn in Australia. Hot, hot, hot here. We go to the beach
Ruru
Player #38618593, Actually, in some parts of the world it is.
I knew that word would incite some people, especially those that insist that 'football' be called soccer!
Laura
We call them sweaters, but aside from that ... We don't have a tradition of wearing them on Christmas Eve. Maybe the question should have specified which Western culture?
D O N N A
Player #38618593, a sweater is a jumper for some - especially English people.
Zoltan
Jumper? I actually had to look up what a jumper is.
Jonesy
shorts and t-shirt in Australia
Tina's twin
Player #38618593,
been so lost on the matter of what on earth is a "jumper". hoping this was the answer. still confused in usa
Tina's twin
Player #38618593,
I've been so confused by the whole "jumper" thing...what on earth is it..hoping this was finally the answer
Pooh
Player #38618593, what’s a pullover then? Hahaha
Petrafirma
In Northern Hemisphere western countries maybe, it's summer in the Southern Hemisphere at Christmas time
Jack’s Girl
Cookie Bean, I learned this from Harry Potter. Ron’s mom made them every year for her family and made on for Harry, too.
baymax
Player #3861 no I also thought it was, still only in America, right?
baymax
look at the picture!