The Grinch
What is the name of the little girl who helps the Grinch change his heart?
Cindy Lou Who
What is the name of the main character who is left home alone?
Kevin McCallister
What is the magical train in the movie called?
Polar Express
What makes Rudolph different from the other reindeer?
He has a red nose
What is the name of the main character raised by elves?
Buddy
Where does the Grinch live?
Mount Crumpit
Where is Kevin’s family traveling for Christmas?
Paris
Where does the Polar Express take the children?
The North Pole
Who is Rudolph’s best friend, the elf who wants to be a dentist?
Hermey
Where does Buddy travel to find his real father?
New York City
What holiday do the Whos love celebrating?
Christmas
What are the names of the two burglars?
Harry and Marv (the Wet Bandits)
What special gift does the boy receive from Santa?
A silver bell from Santa’s sleigh
What monster lives on the mountains but later becomes friendly?
The Abominable Snow Monster (Bumble)
What is the rule about the “Code of the Elves”?
“Treat every day like Christmas,”
What does the Grinch use to carry away all the presents?
A large red sleigh (made from junk) with Max the dog
What does Kevin put on the steps to make the burglars slip?
Ice (or water that freezes into ice)
What is the first thing the boy stops believing he can hear?
The sound of the sleigh bell
Why does Santa ask Rudolph to guide the sleigh?
Because a big snowstorm makes visibility poor, it was foggy.
What does Buddy use to decorate the department store overnight?
Paper snowflakes, decorations, etc. (he transforms the store with crafts)
What happens to the Grinch’s heart at the end of the movie?
His heart grows 3 sizes
How does Kevin reunite with his mom at the end?
They reunite at home when his mom returns and finds him
Who is the mysterious man who appears on the train roof?
The Hobo (ghost-like figure on the train)
What island do Rudolph and his friends travel to?
The Island of Misfit Toys
What is the only way to power Santa’s sleigh at the end?
Christmas spirit (singing and believing)