TRADITIONS
TRADITIONS
CULTURE
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100

Name the two colors of a candy cane.

Red and white.

100

What sweet do people hang on the tree to eat later?

Candy canes.

100

Name one Christmas movie (in English, of course!).

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100

What animal is in front of Santa Claus' sleigh? 

Reindeer.

100

Unscramble this word: EESLV.

Elves.

200

His red nose lights the way and guides Santa's sleigh. What is his name?

Rudolf.

200

What has a carrot for a nose?

A snowman.

200

Name one Christmas song (in English, of course!).

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200

Large sock filled with treats.

Stocking.

200

Unscramble this word: SSRPEETN.

Presents.

300

What are the words Santa says when he is feeling jolly?

Ho, ho, ho!

300

What is the name of the place you go in front of when you are cold during the winter? It is also the place where many people put the stockings.

A fireplace.

300

Where does Santa Claus live?

In the North Pole.

300

He is yummy and made from cookie dough.

A gingerman man.
300

Unscramble this word: GSTHIL.

Lights.

400

What do people traditionally put on top of a Christmas tree?

An angel or a star (one of the two).

400
How do you traditionally call the Christmas songs?

Christmas carols.

400

Name one famous animated snowman.

Olaf or Frosty.

400

These little pointy eared people are Santa's helpers.

Elves.
400

Unscramble this word: SSNKTOICG.

Stockings.

500

Children leave these for Santa to enjoy.

(2 answers)

Cookies and milk.

500

We can make this by lying in snow and moving our arms and legs from side to side.

A snow angel.

500

How do you say "Merry Christmas" in Spanish?

¡Feliz Navidad!

(You get half of the points if you say one word out of two.)

500

You must give a kiss when standing under this plant.

A mistletoe.

500

Unscramble this word: TTSIMEEOL.

Mistletoe.

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