HOLIDAY MOVIES & MUSIC
TRADITIONS & SYMBOLS
FOOD & FESTIVITIES
NEW YEAR CELEBRATIONS
HOLIDAY CHARACTERS
Final Jeopardy
100

In “Home Alone,” Kevin is accidentally left behind while his family goes to this city.

Paris

100

People hang these above fireplaces so they can be filled with treats.

Stockings

100

This hot drink made with milk or water and cocoa powder is popular in winter.

Hot chocolate

100

When the clock hits midnight on January 1st, people traditionally shout this phrase.

“Happy New Year!”

100

This red-suited man delivers gifts on Christmas Eve.

Santa Claus

100

Which country is credited with starting the tradition of decorating Christmas trees?

Germany

200

“Frosty the Snowman” becomes alive because of this clothing item.

His magic hat

200

Many families place one of these on top of their Christmas tree — usually an angel or a star.

A Tree Topper

200

Many families bake and decorate these cookies in December.

Sugar cookies

200

On New Year’s Eve in New York City, this famous object drops in Times Square.

The ball

200

This red-nosed reindeer guides Santa’s sleigh.

Rudolph

200

Which holiday song, released in 1994, is one of the best-selling Christmas songs of all time?

“All I Want for Christmas Is You” by Mariah Carey

300

In “The Grinch,” what is the Grinch’s dog’s name?

Max

300

This holiday plant is known for being kissed under.

Mistletoe

300

This drink, often spiced and creamy, is usually only sold around the holidays.

Eggnog

300

Many people make these promises to improve themselves in the coming year.

New Year's Resolutions

300

This character tries to steal Christmas from the Whos.

The Grinch

300

What holiday is celebrated on the shortest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere?

Winter Solstice / Yule

400

This popular holiday song begins with the lyrics, “Chestnuts roasting on an open fire…”

The Christmas Song

400

In Hanukkah, this nine-branched candle holder is used to celebrate each night.

Menorah

400

On New Year’s Eve, many people toast with this fizzy beverage — sparkling or non-alcoholic.

Sparkling cider

400

In some cultures, wearing this color on New Year’s brings good luck.

Red

400

This snowman comes to life when wearing a magic hat.

Frosty the Snowman

400

Which city is famous for hosting the largest New Year’s Eve celebration with a massive fireworks display over its harbor?

Sydney, Australia

500

In the movie Elf, Buddy travels to this city to find his dad.

New York City

500

In some cultures, people break this sweet treat shaped like a man for good luck.

Gingerbread man

500

This traditional Christmas dessert is often set on fire before being served and is popular in the UK.  

Christmas pudding

500

In Spanish-speaking countries, people eat this number of grapes for good fortune.

12 grapes

500

This figure, popular in Hispanic culture, brings gifts on January 6th during Día de los Reyes.

The Three Kings / Three Wise Men

500

What Christmas symbol originally came from an old Norse story about a magical plant that brought peace?

Mistletoe

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