Christmas Trivia
The feature that set Rudolph apart from all the other reindeer and was the main reason they picked on him.
His red nose.
The term used to describe the act of animals sleeping through the entirety of Winter.
Hibernation
This character, portrayed by Jim Carrey, tries to stop Christmas from coming by stealing gifts from under the trees in Whoville.
The Grinch
A popular holiday beverage found alongside milk in grocery stores in December, often sprinkled with nutmeg or cinnamon.
Eggnog
The specific type of carriage used in "Jingle Bells" to go dashing through the snow.
A one-horse open sleigh.
The rhyming popular household figure that helps report to Santa which kids have been naughty or nice.
Elf of a Shelf
The area in New York City that hosts the New Year's Eve "Ball Drop" to count down to the new year.
Times Square
The popular holiday movie that features the hijinks of Kevin McCallister defending his Chicago home from the thieves known as the "Wet Bandits".
Home Alone
The food items traditionally left out for Santa to snack on while dropping off gifts to children's homes.
Milk and Cookies
A song performed by José Feliciano that wishes everyone this Spanish phrase for Merry Christmas "from the bottom of his heart".
Feliz Navidad
The person in Christmas stories who is also referred to as Kris Kringle.
Santa Claus
The term used to describe the shortest day of the year in the Northern hemisphere.
Winter Solstice (December 21/22)
A animated, locomotive-centered Christmas movie starring Tom Hanks as Ebenezer Scrooge.
The Polar Express
A tasty holiday structure that tests construction and decoration skills using cookies, icing and lots of candy.
Gingerbread house
The place whose native language would wish you a "Mele Kalikimaka" instead of a Merry Christmas, as we learn from Bing Crosby's famous song.
Hawaii
The piece of Frosty the Snowman's attire that brings him to life.
His hat.
The two Canadian cities that have hosted the Winter Olympics, the one where we win a lot of medals.
Calgary (1988) and Vancouver (2010)
According to Buddy the Elf who was played by Will Ferrell in 2003's "Elf", these are the 4 main food groups.
Candy, Candy Canes, Candy Corn, Syrup
The beverage company that is rumoured to have introduced the red and white costume that we see Santa wearing to this day.
Coca-Cola
The number of days in the 12 Days of Christmas in which the subject is given some kind of bird.
6 (partridge, turtle doves, French hens, calling birds, geese-a-laying, swans)
The person who had the bright idea of expanding on one of his previous inventions to create Christmas lights in 1880.
Thomas Edison
The number of hours per day that the North Pole sees sunlight during Winter.
Zero
The very popular holiday toy that Arnold Schwarzenegger ended up dressed as in the holiday movie "Jingle All the Way".
Turboman
A fast-food chain of restaurants that is a very popular option for Christmas meals in Japan, even though its name contains an American state.
Kentucky Fried Chicken
The highest-grossing Christmas song of all time, describing the outdoor scenery that we're sure to view out of our windows this year.
White Christmas by Bing Crosby