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E: 25/10 Win trip to see Santa in Lapland

Click HERE to win a trip to see Santa in Lapland.

This year, THINK! road safety's BE SAFE BE SEEN campaign has teamed up with Nationwide Building Society to offer one family of four the chance to win the holiday of a lifetime to see Father Christmas in Lapland.

The lucky family will meet Father Christmas at home, learn to drive a reindeer sled and don arctic gear for a snowmobile safari. The family will also visit a reflector factory in Finland to see how this simple piece of safety kit helps you to stay visible in the dark.


You have to answer the following question (need to be registered with the GMTV site but its free and there are other competitions)

Question = Which type of clothing should children wear to be seen in the dark?
Fluorescent
Reflective
Black


Answer = Reflective
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