Holiday Trivia
This hot drink is topped with marshmallows
What is hot chocolate
Things Buddy the Elf eats for breakfast
What is spaghetti topped with candy and syrup
He was born in Bethlehem
Who is Jesus
This hard red-and-white striped candy is a classic stocking stuffer
What is a candy cane
Mary and Joseph traveled to Bethlehem pulled in a cart by a horse.
What is false
According to Christmas tradition, Santa leaves this in a stocking of a misbehaving child, as a sign that they are on the Naughty List.
What is a lump of coal
Finish the sentence: The best way to spread Christmas cheer is…
What is singing loud for all to hear
She was the mother of Jesus
Who is Mary
A classic, simple holiday cookie cut into festive shapes like trees and stars
What are sugar cookies or Christmas cookies
Tinsel, the shiny Christmas Tree decoration, was once made of lead
What is True
Lyrics from this song include “Fa la la la la la la la la”
What is Deck the Halls
Buddy travels to this city to find his real father
What is New York City
He was chosen to care for Mary and Jesus
Who is Joseph
Children use icing and candy to build small, edible houses out of this spiced cookie
What is a gingerbread house
Rudolph was created for a department store
What is True
This animated film features a train that takes kids to the North Pole on Christmas eve
What is The Polar Express
The store where Buddy works as an Elf in New York City
What is Gimbels
They visited baby Jesus in the stable
Who were the Shepherds
A dessert that contains candied fruits and nuts and infused with alcohol that has a long shelf life
What is a fruitcake
There are 8 reindeer that pull Santa’s sleigh
What is false, there are 9
This German Christmas song literally translates to ‘O Christmas Tree’, as sung by Nat King Cole
What is O Tannenbaum
The actor who plays “Buddy the Elf”
Who is Will Farrell
This book tells the story of Jesus’ birth
What is The Bible
This rolled French Christmas cake is decorated to look like a log
What is a Yule Log
Santa’s address is 123 Elf Road, North Pole, 88888
What is True, according to the US Postal Service