Holiday Movies
Christmas Carols
World Traditions
Santa Claus
Festive Food
Christmas Literature
Movie Santas
Celebrity Eyes
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In Home Alone, Kevin McCallister’s family flies to this European city while accidentally leaving him behind.
What is Paris?
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This carol tells the story of a "jolly happy soul" with a corncob pipe and a button nose.
What is Frosty the Snowman?
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In this country, it is a popular tradition to eat at KFC for Christmas dinner.
What is Japan?
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These are the names of the two reindeer that start with the letter "C."
Who are Comet and Cupid?
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These two words describe a beverage made of eggs, milk, sugar, and often bourbon or rum.
What is Egg Nog?
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"God bless us, every one!" is the famous final line spoken by this character.
Who is Tiny Tim?
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What is Elf?
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Who is J. K. Simmons?
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This 2003 film features Buddy, a human raised by elves, searching for his father in NYC.
What is Elf?
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In "The Twelve Days of Christmas," this is what the true love gave on the seventh day.
What are Seven Swans-a-Swimming?
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This German tradition involves finding a specific green ornament hidden in the tree to win a prize.
What is the Christmas Pickle?
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Santa Claus is based on this real-life 4th-century Greek Bishop.
Who is Saint Nicholas?
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This spicy, brittle cookie is often used to build edible miniature houses.
What is Gingerbread?
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In the poem "A Visit from St. Nicholas," the children were nestled all snug in their beds while visions of these danced in their heads.
What are Sugar Plums?
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What is the Santa Clause
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Who is Selena Gomez?
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This is the name of the town where The Grinch Who Stole Christmas takes place.
What is Whoville?
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This famous carol was originally written by a priest in Austria and was first performed quietly on a guitar because the organ was broken.
What is Silent Night?
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In Ukraine, trees are often decorated with ornaments shaped like this insect/web for good luck.
What are Spiders?
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This is the postal code used by the Canadian Post Office for letters addressed to the North Pole.
What is HOH OHO?
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This dense, fruit-filled cake is a common holiday punchline because it can last for years without spoiling.
What is Fruitcake?
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This 1843 novella is widely credited with helping to revive the Christmas spirit in Victorian England.
What is a Christmas Carol?
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What is The Christmas Chronicles?
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Who is Henry Cavill?
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In A Christmas Story, Ralphie is obsessed with getting this specific toy.
What is a Red Rider BB Gun?
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Elvis Presley famously had a "Color" Christmas with this 1957 hit.
What is Blue Christmas?
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In Italy, the "Feast of the Seven _________ " is a traditional Christmas Eve meal featuring no meat.
What is Fishes?
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In the United Kingdom and many Commonwealth countries, Santa is more commonly known by this name.
What is Father Christmas?
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This red-and-white striped candy is said to be shaped like a shepherd's crook.
What is a Candy Cane?
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In The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, this villain’s power makes it "always winter but never Christmas."
Who is the White Witch?
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What is Bad Santa?
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Who is Nicolas Cage?
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In The Polar Express, this is the first gift of Christmas.
What is A silver bell from Santa’s sleigh?
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The tune for "Away in a Manger" is often attributed to this German Protestant reformer, though he likely didn't write it.
Who is Martin Luther?
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Because Christmas falls during their summer, many people in this country celebrate with a barbecue on the beach.
What is Australia?
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In many European cultures, Santa travels with this terrifying, horned "half-goat, half-demon" who punishes misbehaving children.
What is Krampus?
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In "A Christmas Carol," this is the main dish the Cratchit family eats before Scrooge sends them a turkey.
What is a goose?
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This is the first name of the character "Scrooge" in Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol.
What is Ebenezer?
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What is Red One?
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Who is Oprah Winfrey?
