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This brand of diapers is what inspired the main character's name in the movie Elf.

Little Buddy Diapers

100

This Bing Crosby song is the best-selling Christmas song of all time.

White Christmas

100

This Christmas tree decoration was originally made of strands of real silver.

Tinsel

100

Santa Claus is called Kanakaloka in this chain of islands, and he's pictured wearing floral shirts rather than his red suit.

Hawaiian Islands

100

This well-known TV and radio host, who recently added "words" to his resume, was born on Christmas Eve in 1974.

Ryan Seacrest

200

The McCallister's travel to this city without Kevin in the movie Home Alone.

Paris, France

200

This hit country song tells the story of a woman who nearly crashes her car while driving to Cincinnati on Christmas Eve.

Jesus Take the Wheel

200

This precision dance company was founded in St. Louis in 1925, and has starred in the Radio City Christmas Spectacular since 1932.

The Rockettes

200

This French word for Christmas means "birth" in its original Latin.

Noel

200

Though he was born on Christmas, this tropical-rock singer created an empire based around summertime relaxation.

Jimmy Buffett

300

In Christmas with the Kranks, a sudden change in plans prompts a frantic supermarket search for this holiday food, which is daughter Blair's favorite.

Hickory Honey Ham

300

This inquisitive Christmas song was written as a plea of peace during the Cuban Missile Crisis.

Do You Hear What I Hear?

300

This president signed a bill in 1870 to make Christmas a federal holiday.

Ulysses S. Grant

300

Surfing Santa is popular in this country, which celebrates Christmas in the summertime heat.

Australia

300

This reality TV star was born on Christmas Day in 1975, and rose to fame after his appearance on Survivor, where he was known for his hometown accent.

"Boston Rob" Mariano

400

This phrase, written on the Grinch's license plate in Jim Carrey's "The Grinch" comes from his unflattering musical tribute.

Mean 1

400

Though it was his own composition, this composer thought The Nutcracker was boring and inferior to his other works.

Pyotr Tchaikovsky

400

Puritans banned Christmas from 1659-1681 in this New England town, which is also known as the birthplace of the American Revolution.

Boston

400

People gift each other this aptly-colored fruit on Christmas Eve in China, since its name in Chinese is so similar to the Chinese word for "peace."

Apple

400

This former Canadian Prime Minister was born on Christmas Day in 1971.

Justin Trudeau

500

In A Christmas Story, Ralphie approximates that his hillbilly neighbors, the Bumpuses, have at least this many smelly hound dogs.

785

500

This is the total number of gifts given in the song "The Twelve Days of Christmas."

364

500

Each year since 1947, Norway sends a Christmas tree to Trafalgar Square in this capital city as a thank you for their support during WWII.

London, England

500

Nearly half of this country tunes in on Christmas Eve every year to watch the 1958 TV special "Kalle Anka och hans vänner önskar God Jul," which translates to "Donald Duck and His Friends Wish You a Merry Christmas."

Sweden

500

This American nurse was the founder of the American Red Cross, and was born on Christmas Day in 1821.

Clara Barton

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