Christmas Songs
In ‘Frosty The Snowman,’ What Made Frosty Come To Life?
An old silk hat
What classic Christmas treat did the fairytale Hansel and Gretel inspire?
The Gingerbread House
In the film Elf, what is the main character Buddy's favorite type of pasta?
Spaghetti
What actor portrayed George Bailey in “It’s a Wonderful Life”?
Jimmy Stewart
What’s the real name of Santa Claus?
St. Nicholas
Which Christmas Song Was Originally Written For Thanksgiving?
Jingle bells
Where is the real-life town of Christmas?
Florida
What is the name of the Grinch's love interest in How the Grinch Stole Christmas?
Martha May
In what modern-day nation was St. Nicholas born?
Turkey
In “Rudolph, the Red Nosed Reindeer,” what did Santa’s reindeer finally say to Rudolph?
You’ll go down in history
What is the most popular Christmas song of all time?
What is “White Christmas” by Bing Crosby.
Which country did eggnog originate from?
England
What does George promise to give to Mary at the beginning of It's a Wonderful Life?
The Moon
What is the most popular and common color featured during the Chinese New Year?
Red
What’s the highest grossing Christmas movie of all time?
The grinch (live action)
What song has these lyrics: “I hear those sleigh bells ringing”?
What is All I want for Christmas is you.
Which U.S. state declared Christmas an official holiday first?
Alabama
In The Santa Clause, on what date does Bernard say Scott is due back at the North Pole?
Thanksgiving
What real-life department store is the setting for the movie “Miracle on 34th Street”?
Macys
In the song “Jingle Bells,” how many horses are pulling the sleigh
One
Hat Is The More Common Name For The Christmas Song ‘Cantique De Noël’?
What is the least popular Christmas cookie according to a poll in 2020?
Anise Cookies
How many lights were on the Griswold's house in Christmas Vacation?
25,000 lights
What Christmas carol was first played on the guitar because mice had eaten the organ bellows
Silent Night
Where and in what century were the first gingerbread houses built?
Germany, in the 16th century