Christmas Jeopardy

Traditions

100

What families hang on their fireplaces.

Stockings

200

What kids leave for Santa and his reindeer on Christmas Eve. 

Milk and Cookies (and Carrots)

300

The plant that people share a kiss under at Christmas.

Mistletoe

400

The often quoted phrase that Tiny Tim declares in the Charles Dickon's story A Christmas Carol.

God Bless us everyone.

500

The country credited with starting the Christmas tree tradition.

Germany

Movies

100

The green creature that tries to steal Christmas in Whoville.

The Grinch

200

The name of the snowman in Frozen.

Olaf

300

The red nosed reindeer that leads Santa's sleigh.

Rudolph

400

The name of George Bailey's guardian angel in the Christmas classic film It's a Wonderful Life. 

Clarence

500

The year that White Christmas was released.

1954

Songs

100

Finish the song: "Jingle Bells, Jingle Bells, Jingle all the ---"

Way

200

The song that references figgy pudding.

We Wish You a Merry Christmas

300

The song that warns children to "watch out" and "not cry". 

Santa Clause is Coming to Town

400

"A thrill of hope!"

O Holy Night

500

The first Christmas song to be broadcast from space.

Jingle Bells

Nativity

100

They traveled from their fields nearby to visit baby Jesus.

Shepherds

200

This guided the wise men to Jesus.

A star

300

The mother of Jesus

Mary

400

The city in which Jesus was born

Bethlehem

500

The two gospels which provide Jesus' birth narrative.

Matthew and Luke

Decorations

100

What presents are covered with.

Wrapping paper

200

What people traditionally place on top of a Christmas tree.

An angel or star

300

The colorful and bright decorations hung on trees and houses at Christmas time.

Christmas lights

400

The shiny strands wrapped around trees and garlands.

Tinsel

500

The color of the third Advent candle representative of Joy.

Pink