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1000

What holiday was established in California in 1966 by scholar/activist Dr. Maulana Karenga?

a - Flag Day

b - Festival of lights

c - National S'mores Day

d - Kwanzaa

d - Kwanzaa

1000

In ‘The Christmas Song’ what was ‘roasting on an open fire’?

a - Peanuts

b - Walnuts

c - Cashews

d - Chestnuts

d - Chestnuts

1000

Who was the star of the Christmas movie Jingle All the Way? 

a - Arnold Schwarzenegger

b - Sylvester Stallone

d - Luke Macfarlane

c - Taylor Cole


a - Arnold Schwarzenegger

1000

How many reindeer drive Santa Claus’ sleigh (counting Rudolph)? 

a - 7

b - 8

c - 9

d - 10

c - 9

1000

 True or False? When animals hideaway during the winter season and emerge when it is over it's called migration and when birds and animals travel to warmer places when it is cold in their natural habitat, it's called hibernation.

a- True

b - False

b - False

2000

What holiday became popular after it was featured on an episode of Seinfeld?

a - Be bald and free day

b - Soup Day

c - Festivus 

d - Dance Day

c - Festivus

2000

In Japan, which famous fast food restaurant brand is a traditional Christmas treat?

a - McDonalds

b - Harvey's

c - KFC

d - Pizza Hut

c - KFC

2000

What made Frosty come to life in the movie “Frosty the Snowman?” 

a - Nose

b - Scarf

c - Buttons

d - Hat 

d - Hat

2000

Which country was the first to use the tradition of Christmas trees? 

a - Germany

b - US

c - England

d - Ukraine

a - Germany

2000

How much of the world's freshwater supply comes from snow and ice? 

a - 60%

b - 70%

c - 80%

d - 90%

c - 90%

3000

Celebration of the Jewish New Year is known as what?

a - Rosh Hashanah

b - Purim

c - Yom Kippur

d - Ramadan

a - Rosh Hashanah

3000

What is the name of the traditional Italian cake eaten at Christmas?

a - Cannoli

b - Tiramisu

c - Panettone 

d - Sfogliatella 

c - Panettone 

3000

Who spies on kids and reports back to Santa? 

a - Parents

b - Elf on a Shelf

c - Snowman

d - the Grinch 

b - Elf on a Shelf

3000

Which was the first country to issue a Christmas postage stamp? 

a - England

b - US

c - Ireland

d - Canada

d - Canada

3000

How many sides do snowflakes have? 

a - 5

b - 6

c - 7

d - 8

b - 6

4000

What Chinese holiday celebrates the life of a famous Chinese scholar?

a - Showa day

b - Dragon Boat Festival

c - Seven-five-three day

d - Double Ninth Festival

b - Dragon boat festival

4000

The cinnamon bread known as Kanellängd comes from which country?

a - Denmark

b - Sweden

c - Finland

d - Estonia

b - Sweden

4000

What bad guy did Rudolph have to avoid? 

a - Mean reindeers

b - Angry toys

c - Abominable Snowman

d - Angry Santa

c - Abominable Snowman

4000

Which country has a tradition of a witch dropping gifts for children through the chimney at Christmas? 

a - Spain

b - Portugal 

c - Italy

d - Brazil

c - Italy

4000

Who became the first woman to win four Olympic gold medals in alpine skiing?

a - Janica Kostelic

b - Deborah Compagnoni

c - Hanni Wenzel

d - Anja Parson

a - Janica Kostelic

5000

What is the most commercially successful holiday?

a - Halloween

b - Valentine's Day

c - Christmas

d - Thanksgiving

c - Christmas

5000

As the clock chimes midnight to ring in the New Year, a Spanish tradition involves eating twelve of what – one for each chime?  

a -  Apples

b - Banana's

c - Tangerines

d - Grapes


d - Grapes

5000

What was the name of the animated Christmas movie featuring Tom Hanks?

a - A Holiday Affair

b - Trains, Planes and Automobiles

c - Ernest Saves Christmas

d - Polar Express

d - Polar Express

5000

Who got ran over by a reindeer? 

a - Santa

b - Grampa

c - Grandma

d - Elf

c - Grandma,  on the way home from our house Christmas Eve 

5000

 In which country did speed skating originate?

a - Netherlands

b - Sweden

c - Denmark

d - Germany

a - Netherlands

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