Santa Claus
What does Santa do on Christmas Eve
what is dropping off presents.
Who sings All I Want For Christmas Is you
who Is Mariah Carey
What do people put out for Santa on Christmas eve
What are cookies and milk
What sweet dessert do people eat on christmas
what are cookies
Question: In the movie Elf, what are the four main food groups according to Buddy the Elf
What are Candy, candy canes, candy corns, and syrup.
Who Is Santas Wife
Who Is Mrs. Claus
Which modern Christmas hit features the lyrics, "I don't know if there'll be snow, but raise a glass of cheer"?
What is Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas
Question: In the Czech Republic, an old Christmas Eve superstition holds that if one fasts all day, they will see a magical creature in the evening. What creature is it
What is The Golden Pig
Before the turkey became the centerpiece of the British Christmas dinner, what large, ostentatious bird, served reassembled with its feathers, was roasted and presented to impress guests during Tudor times
What is A Peacock
In A Christmas Story, Ralphie's father is constantly battling the family's coal furnace, which he calls a "clinker." What is a "clinker" in the context of a coal furnace
What is mass of fused, non-combustible material (ash and residue) left after burning coal that can block the flow of air and make the furnace smoke.
Santa Claus is historically based on Saint Nicholas, a 4th-century Greek bishop known for his generosity. In what modern-day country was the city of Myra, where he served, located
What is Turkey
What secular Christmas standard, written during a heatwave in July 1944 and originally titled "Merry Christmas to You," was actually composed by a Jewish jazz musician, Mel Tormé, and his writing partner Bob Wells
What is The christmas song(known as chestnuts Roasting on a open fire).
The artificial Christmas tree industry boomed in the late 19th century in Germany. The earliest artificial trees were not made of plastic or tinsel, but the dyed feathers of what common bird?
What is Goose feathers
In Italy, the traditional Christmas Eve "Feast of the Seven Fishes" is a meal that abstains from meat. The seven (or sometimes more) courses represent what religious number?
what is seven (representing the seven sacraments, the seven days of creation, or the seven hills of Rome)
The 1947 classic Miracle on 34th Street centers on the legal debate over Kris Kringle's sanity. The lawyer defending Kringle proves his identity in court using an influx of mail to Santa's address provided by which organization?
who is the United States Postal Service (USPS).
The name "Santa Claus" is an American modification of the Dutch name "Sinterklaas." The name "Kris Kringle" comes from the German word "Christkindlein," which has a specific religious meaning. What is the English translation of Christkindlein?
what is the Christ child or baby Jesus
The classic Christmas standard "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" was originally written with very somber lyrics for the 1944 film Meet Me in St. Louis. What specific line did Judy Garland object to, forcing songwriter Hugh Martin to make the lyrics more hopeful?
What is the line It may be your last. Next year we may all be living in the past.
In Austria and other parts of Central Europe, Santa Claus has a terrifying counterpart named Krampus, who punishes naughty children. On what specific date, the eve of Saint Nicholas Day, is the traditional Krampuslauf or "Krampus Run" held
What is December 5th (St. Nicholas Eve).
A panettone, the famous Italian Christmas bread, is recognizable for its tall, domed shape. Tradition dictates it must cool upside down to prevent it from collapsing. What type of specific ingredient, often mistaken for a leavening agent, creates this signature structure?
What is ourdough starter (or natural yeast/mother yeast, it is a slow-fermented sweet bread).
What is the most popular movie watched on christmas
What is Home Alone
The name "Santa Claus" is a phonetic change from the Dutch "Sinterklaas," and "Kris Kringle" comes from the German "Christkindlein" meaning "Christ Child." Before the American traditions merged these figures, which Protestant reformer promoted the "Christ Child" as the gift-giver to shift emphasis away from the Catholic Saint Nicholas?
Who is Martin Luther
The 1963 song "Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)" is a critically acclaimed Christmas standard featuring Darlene Love's powerful vocals and Phil Spector's "Wall of Sound" production. What famous rock-and-roll backup singer is rumored to have co-written the song and played guitar on the track during his session musician days?
Who is Sonny Bono
The name "Boxing Day," celebrated in Commonwealth countries on December 26th, has several origin theories. One common explanation traces it back to the tradition of wealthy masters giving their servants a "box" containing what specific items on their day off?
What is Leftover food, gifts, or sometimes money/a bonus.
Mincemeat pies were originally a savory dish containing real meat, and they had to be shaped oblong to represent Jesus's manger during the 17th century. What specific animal fat is still a necessary ingredient in traditional recipes to provide richness and texture?
What is Suet (specifically, beef kidney fat).
The Grinch's dog in the 1966 animated special How the Grinch Stole Christmas has a name. The creative team used an unusual breed to animate the dog's unique facial expressions and fur movements. What breed of dog served as the live-action model for Max?
What is A poodle