Holiday Movies
The actor that played six different roles in the movie “The Polar Express”.
Who is Tom Hanks?
The pair of food that you leave for Santa Claus.
What are Milk and Cookies?
This object typically hangs above the fireplace for Santa Claus to stuff with gifts.
What is a stocking?
In the song Twelve Days of Christmas, this is given on the 7th day.
What is Swans a-swimming?
The names of the three ghosts in the movie “A Christmas Carol”.
Who are the Ghosts of Christmas Past, Ghosts of Christmas Present, and Ghosts of Christmas Yet to Come?
The famous Christmas beverage that is also known as the “milk punch” with cinnamon.
What is Eggnog?
The fairy tale that the gingerbread house Christmas tradition is inspired by.
What is Hansel and Gretel?
This person got run over by a reindeer on the way home from our house Christmas Eve.
Who is "Grandma"?
The highest-grossing Christmas movie up to date.
What is Home Alone?
The alcohol that is served with the traditional Christmas pudding.
What is Brandy?
The traditional Christmas decoration that is less known for being a parasitic plant.
What is Mistletoe?
This object made Frosty come to life in the song “Frosty the Snowman”.
What is An Old Silk Hat?
The actor that played George Bailey in classic Christmas the movie “It’s a Wonderful Life’.
Who is Jimmy Stewart?
This Christmas food is considered to bring ’good luck’ if you eat it in one of the “12 days of Christmas”.
What is Mince Pies?
The country that was the first to put up Christmas trees as a tradition.
What is Germany?
In the carol, “Jingle Bells,” this kind of a sleigh is mentioned.
What is A one-horse open sleigh?
The name of the antagonist in the movie “The Nightmare Before Christmas”.
Who is Oogie Boogie?
The year Coca-Cola start featuring Santa Claus in their holiday ads.
What is 1931?
The period of history when the tradition of candles in the windows started.
What is Colonial times?
This popular holiday song was written during the Cuban missile crisis and was a plea for peace.
What is "Do You Hear What I Hear?"