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100

What date does Christmas fall on every year?

December 25

100

Who tries to steal Christmas in a Dr. Seuss movie?

The Grinch

100

What drink is often made with milk and eggs?

Eggnog

100

In what country is it summer during Christmas?

Australia

100

What item is placed on top of a Christmas tree?

Star (or angel)

200

What decoration is traditionally placed on doors during Christmas?

A wreath

200

In A Christmas Story, what gift does Ralphie want?

A Red Ryder BB gun

200

What dried fruit is commonly baked inside fruitcake?

Raisins

200

What country is Santa Claus said to live in?

Finland

200

What do people hang on doors to kiss under?

Mistletoe

300

What holiday comes the day after Christmas?

Boxing Day

300

In Home Alone, what is Kevin’s last name?

McCallister

300

What holiday dessert is shaped like a log?

Yule log

300

What European country began the Christmas tree tradition?

Girmany

300

What traditional Christmas activity involves hiding a pickle ornament in the tree?

The Christmas pickle tradition

400

What plant is commonly associated with Christmas and has red leaves?

Poinsettia

400

In The Santa Clause, what causes Scott Calvin to become Santa?

He puts on Santa’s suit

400

In the movie "Elf," what are the four main food groups according to Buddy?  

Candy, candy canes, candy corns, and syrup

400

What country celebrates Christmas with piñatas called Las Posadas?

Mexico

400

What Christmas decoration was originally made from silver?

Tinsel

500

What does the word “Noel” mean?

Christmas / Birth

500

What Christmas movie features a man who learns the value of life after seeing the world without him?

It’s a Wonderful Life

500

What Scandinavian Christmas treat is a rice pudding where one almond is hidden?

Rice porridge

500

What Italian character delivers gifts on January 6?

La Befana

500

On what date does the traditional Christmas season end?

January 6 (Epiphany / Three Kings’ Day)

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