What 1990 movie features a boy left alone to defend his house during Christmas?
home alone
Finish the lyrics: “Jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the…”
way
What country is credited with starting the tradition of the Christmas tree?
germany
What holiday beverage is also known as “milk punch”?
eggnog
What is the name of Santa’s reindeer with a glowing red nose?
rudolph
What is the name of the Grinch's dog in How the Grinch Stole Christmas?
max
What Christmas song includes the lyrics “You better watch out, you better not cry”?
santa clause is coming to town
In which country do people often eat KFC for Christmas dinner?
japan
What is the name of the traditional German Christmas cake made with nuts, fruits, and spices?
stollen
What is Santa’s original name in the Netherlands?
sinterklaas
In Elf, what does Buddy mix together for dinner
spaghetti and maple syrup
What popular holiday song was originally written for Thanksgiving?
jingle bells
In Iceland, what Christmas creature leaves gifts or potatoes in children’s shoes
yule lads
What is the main fruit used in a traditional British Christmas pudding?
raisins
In The Night Before Christmas, what are Santa’s cheeks compared to?
roses
In A Christmas Story, what does Ralphie want for Christmas?
red ridder bb gun
Which Christmas carol includes the line “Glory to the newborn King”?
hark. the barely angel sings
In Mexico, what is the name of the Christmas celebration that includes reenactments of Mary and Joseph’s search for shelter?
las posadas
What red and white striped candy is a popular Christmas treat?
candy canes
According to legend, what is Santa’s wife’s first name?
jessica
What famous Christmas movie was based on the short story The Greatest Gift?
it’s a wonderful life
What holiday hit was recorded by Brenda Lee at just 13 years old?
rocking around the christmas tree
What European country celebrates Christmas with a witch named La Befana?
italy
In Sweden, what festive dessert is made from almonds and rice?
rice pudding
What is the name of the holiday character who fills shoes with treats in German folklore?
st. nicholas