Songs | Traditions | Random | Movies | Food |
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Jingle Bell Rock
Dancin' and prancin'
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Give a kiss
What should you do underneath the mistletoe?
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False it is a religious symbol
True or false: the Christmas wreath is a marketing symbol
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A Red Rider BB gun
What present does Ralphie want more than anything for Christmas? Be specific
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Chestnuts
In ‘The Christmas Song’ what was ‘roasting on an open fire’?
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I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus
If daddy had only seen
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Egg Nog
This popular drink is only available around Christmas.
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True
True or False- Ham is the most festive meat
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It's a Wonderful Life
What Christmas movie has been played more than any other.
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True
True or false: Before turkey became popular, the traditional Christmas dinner in England included a pig’s head smothered in mustard?
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Let it snow! Let it snow! Let it snow!
And I've brought some corn for poppin'
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Kris Kringle and St.Nicholas
What Santa's real name(Two answers accepted)
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Thanksgiving
Jingle bells was originally a song for which holiday?
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The Ghost of Christmas Past
In "A Christmas Carol", who was the first ghost to appear to Scrooge.
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KFC
. In Japan, which famous fast-food restaurant brand is a traditional Christmas treat?
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Santa Baby
Ba-boom
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Coca-cola
What soda company was the first to use Santa Claus in an advertisement.
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Dutch aka the Netherlands
Which country gave us the idea to leave cookies and milk
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Paris
Where is the McCallister family planning to spend Christmas?
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Gingerbread men
In the old days, women in England who wanted to find a husband ate what at Christmas for good luck?
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Rockin’ around the Christmas tree
Every couple tries to stop
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Germany
What country did the gingerbread house come from?
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Ten lords-a-leaping
In the song, "The Twelve Days of Christmas" what is given on the 10th day.
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Candy, candy corn, candy canes, and syrup
What are the four main food groups for elves? From the movie ELF
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A orange
Which fruit was often found in children’s Christmas stockings in the UK and considered to be a luxury?
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