Carols
This carol asks shepherds to look at the sky and “do you see what I see
What is “Do You Hear What I Hear?
In this country, children place their shoes by the fireplace for Père Noël to fill with treats
What is France
This song has you singing about Figgy Pudding
What is I wish you a Merry Christmas
This movies plot involved a child being left behind
What is Home Alone
The item that is never included with new toys
What is Batteries
This carol’s title character laughs like “a bowl full of jelly”
What is Here Comes Santa Claus
In this Nordic country, families leave out porridge for a barn-dwelling gnome called the Nisse
What is Norway
This creamy holiday drink is often sprinkled with nutmeg and can be served with or without alcohol
What is Egg Nog
The name of the toy that "you're going to shoot your eye out" with
What is a BB Gun
The type of light source used in modern Christmas Lights
What is LED (Light Emitting Diode)
This carol describes a snowman who becomes the leader of a winter parade before he must “hurry on his way"
Who is Frosty the Snowman
In this country, many families celebrate with a nighttime feast called Nochebuena on December 24th
What is Spain
This popular coffee chain releases a limited edition take out cup during the Christmas Season
What is Starbucks
The name of the Grinch's loyal dog
What is Max
This 1989 portable gaming device saw a surge of holiday sales thanks to a certain block-stacking game
What is the Game Boy
This traditional English carol repeats the line “tidings of comfort and joy”
What is “God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen”
The name for Santa Claus used by children in Germany
What is Weihnachtsmann
This dense, fruit-filled cake from Germany is dusted with powdered sugar to resemble snowy winter streets
What is Stollen
The novel Die Hard is based on
What is Nothing Lasts Forever by Roderick Thorp
This annual December Developer tradition delivers a new coding puzzle each day
What is Advent of Code
This carol, originally written in French, calls Jesus the “everlasting Lord” and encourages the world to “fall on your knees”
What is “O Holy Night”
In this country, people celebrate Las Posadas, a nine-day reenactment of Mary and Joseph’s search for shelter
What is Mexico
This traditional Icelandic Christmas dish, made from fermented skate and known for its powerful ammonia-rich smell, is typically served on December 23rd during Þorláksmessa
What is Skata
The first Christmas movie was released in what year
What is 1898
This magnetic storage format held some of the earliest downloadable Christmas shareware games
What is a Floppy Disk