Most Christian Christmas carols are this.

In Australia, Christmas falls during this season.

Christmas is celebrated on this date in the United States.

This holiday figure is said to travel the world in one night delivering presents on December 24th.

This roasted bird is a traditional Christmas dinner item in the United States and the United Kingdom.

This Christmas song is known for being a diffucult memory challenge to sing.

In Japan, it’s become popular to eat this fast-food meal on Christmas Day.

This red and white sock-shaped object typically hangs above a fireplace for Christmas in the U.S.

This tradition involves singing festive songs door-to-door during the holiday season.

These red-and-white striped candies are a popular Christmas treat and decoration.

This ballet by Tchaikovsky features the “Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy.”

Instead of Santa Claus, Père Noël delivers gifts to children in this country.

This type of tree is the most commonly used tree for Christmas in the United States.

Other than stars, this is the most common Christmas tree topper.

This dried fruit is often baked into traditional Christmas cakes.

This Christmas song is traditionally sung at midnight on Christmas Eve.

This European country is credited with starting the tradition of the decorated Christmas tree.

This song is the best-selling Christmas single in the United States.

In several countries, families attend a special church service on Christmas Eve known by this name.

These small, spiced cookies are commonly shaped like people during the holidays.

This hymn sung around Christmas time contains the line "And heaven and nature sing."

DAILY DOUBLE: This country celebrates Christmas on January 7 because it follows the Eastern Orthodox calendar.

This famous New York City department store is known for its elaborate Christmas window displays.

These colorful plants are often used as Christmas decorations and are native to Mexico.

In many countries, this spiced beverage made with milk or cream is a Christmas classic.