movies
which green character tries to ruin christmas
the Grinch
All I want for Christmas is you..."
"I just want you for my own..."
where does he live
The north pole
What plant do people kiss under at Christmas
mistletoe
what day does the americans open gifts?
the 25'th
in mean girls which christmas song do they dance to at the school talent show?
jingle bell rock
Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer..."
"Had a very shiny nose..."
which company used santa claus in a company first
cocacolaaaa
what is the definition of christmas caroling?
singing Christmas songs in groups, often door-to-door or at events, to spread holiday cheer.
In which country did the tradition of the Christmas tree originate?
Germany
in what movie dose a child op on a magical train?
polar express
who defrosts on november 1st
Mariah carey
Santa enters homes through this part of the house to deliver presents.
Chimney
what kind of calender counta down the days to christmas
advent calender
in which country did people hide their brooms on christmas eve to prevent witches from stealing them
how many brothers dose Kevin have in the movie home alone?
two brothers
what is the first verse of justin biebers song mistetoe (sing)
It's the most beautiful time of the year
Lights fill the streets, spreading so much cheer
I should be playing in the winter snow
But I'ma be under the mistletoe
I don't wanna miss out on the holiday
But I can't stop staring at your face
I should be playing in the winter snow
But I'ma be under the mistletoe
The number of reindeer that traditionally pull Santa's sleigh
nine
why do people put a star on their tree?
to sympolise the Star of Bethlehem,
how do you say "merry christmas" in spanish
"Feliz navidad"
which christmas movie is the president in?
home alone
Frosty the Snowman was a jolly happy soul..."
"With a corncob pipe and a button nose..."
In some cultures, Santa Claus is said to ride this animal instead of a sleigh pulled by reindeer.
horse
in which country do people eat "figgy pudding" for christmas
the united kingdom
What is Santa Claus called in France?
Père Noël?