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   The purpose of a Christmas tree is to have a central location to place gifts. According to legend,Santa Claus leaves presents under the tree. Children in the US often write lists of things 2. want Santa to bring them. Many parents bring their children to shopping malls across the country to tell a man dressed as Santa 3. they want. On Christmas Eve many children leave milk and cookies for Santa. Of course it is the parents 4. buy the gifts from the wish lists and even eat the cookies and drink the milk.

   On Christmas Day children usually wake up early and run to the tree so they can see what Santa brought 5. . Adults can also exchange gifts at 6. time.

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