Christmas Around the World
This Mexican flower introduced in the US by one Joel Robert Poinsett.
What is Poinsettia
City featured in numerous Christmas films like Elf, Home Alone 2, and Miracle on 34th street.
What is New York City?
Finish the lyric. "I want a ________ for Christmas"
What is hippopotamus
Name the city that Jesus was born in and the city he comes from.
What is Bethlehem and Nazareth?
Name of holiday beverage made with eggs, milk, cinnamon, and sometimes alcohol.
What is eggnog?
The translation of the German Christmas song "O Tannenbaum"
What is "O Christmas tree"
Tim Burton's 1993 Holiday film.
What is The Nightmare Before Christmas?
1994 Christmas song that is the bane of retail workers.
What is "All I want for Christmas is you"?
Period of time before Christmas.
What is Advent?
Another name for reindeer.
What is caribou? (Also accept tarandus)
Russian tradition of multiple small figurines placed inside each other.
What are Russian nesting dolls?
Number of Home Alone movies.
What is six?
The artist who sang "Have yourself, a merry little Christmas."
Who is Frank Sinatra?
Scene that describes the birth of Jesus.
What is the Nativity?
Number of ghosts in Charles Dicken's A Christmas Carol?
What is four?
Popular food eaten in Japan for Christmas
What is KFC?
Highest grossing Christmas movie of all time.
What is The Grinch?
Name Santas Reindeer. You may sing.
Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, Vixen, Comet, Cupid, Donner, Blitzen, and Rudolph.
Biblical character that was born of a miracle and is a contemporary of Jesus.
Who is John the Baptist?
Amount of towns in America named Christmas.
What is two?
German mythical character that haunts and punishes children.
What is Krampus?
Frosty the Snowman's first words.
What is "Happy Birthday"?
Sing the 12 days of Christmas
Do it.
Country that Joseph, Mary, and Jesus fled to in order to escape Herod
What is Egypt.
The amount of people Santa will have to deliver presents to per second with 8 billion people in a 24-hour period.
What is 92,593 people per second? (answer is rounded up to nearest person).