Christmas
This red-and-green plant is traditionally associated with Christmas but is actually toxic.
Holly
“Jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the ___.”
way
In Home Alone, where is Kevin’s family traveling?
Paris
What do children traditionally leave out for Santa?
Milk & Cookies
This title given to Jesus literally means “Anointed One.
Messiah
This tradition involves hanging a decoration people are encouraged to stand under.
Mistletoe
“It’s the most wonderful time of the ___.”
year
In The Grinch, what does the Grinch disguise himself as?
Santa Claus
How many reindeer pull Santa’s sleigh including Rudolph?
9
What is the meaning of the name "Emmanuel"?
God with us
This beverage is traditionally made with milk, sugar, and eggs.
Eggnog
“Later we’ll have some pumpkin pie and we’ll do some ___.”
Carolling
What Christmas movie features a department store Santa on trial?
Miracle on 34th Street
Which saint is Santa Claus based on?
St. Nicholas
Which Old Testament prophet predicted the birth of Jesus in Bethlehem?
Micah
Which European country is most associated with the origin of Christmas markets?
Germany
“Chestnuts roasting on an open fire, ___ nipping at your nose.”
Jack Frost
In Elf, what four food groups does Buddy say elves eat? (4)
Candy, candy canes, candy corns, and syrup
What poem introduced Santa’s reindeer by name?
A Visit from St. Nicholas
Which Gospel describes Jesus being placed in a manger, and which does not mention it at all?
Luke describes the manger; Matthew does not mention it.
This Christmas symbol was originally used to represent eternal life during winter.
Evergreen tree
Which Christmas song was banned by the BBC during World War II for being too sentimental?
I’m Dreaming of a White Christmas
What Christmas movie includes the line, “Every time a bell rings, an angel gets his wings”?
It’s a Wonderful Life
Which country is associated with St. Nicholas’ original legend?
Turkey
What gifts did the wise men bring to Jesus and what do they symbolize?
Gold (royalty), frankincense (divinity/priesthood), and myrrh (death/sacrifice).