General
The events in which famous ballet take place on Christmas Eve?
The Nutcracker
In the movie "Home Alone" Where is the McCallister family planning to spend Christmas?
Paris
What song asks, “Do you see what I see?”
Do You Hear What I Hear?
What type of cake is often soaked in rum and decorated with marzipan?
Christmas fruitcake.
In Australia, what season is it during Christmas?
Summer.
In Charles Dickens’s classic book A Christmas Carol, what is Scrooge’s first name?
Ebenezer
In the 1994 movie "The Santa Clause" How did Scott get out of jail?
The elves help him escape.
In the song I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus, where does the child see Mommy kissing Santa Claus?
Underneath the mistletoe.
In which country is eggnog believed to have originated?
England.
Which country traditionally eats KFC on Christmas?
Japan.
Which fruit used to be a popular stocking stuffer?
An orange
What movie features a famous line, “You’ll shoot your eye out”
A Christmas Story
Which song includes the lyrics “Pa rum pum pum pum”?
The Little Drummer Boy.
What is a Bûche de Noël?
A traditional French yule log cake.
What country is known for lighting advent candles each Sunday of December?
Germany
In which modern-day country was Saint Nicholas born?
Turkey
What is the “first gift of Christmas” in The Polar Express?
A bell from Santa’s sleigh.
In Jingle Bells, what kind of vehicle is “dashing through the snow”?
A one-horse open sleigh.
Which country is known for a stollen, a fruit-filled bread eaten at Christmas?
Germany.
In Bolivia, what animal is commonly brought to attend mass on Christmas Eve?
Llamas.
What historical event is known as the ‘Christmas Truce’?
World War I soldiers observed Christmas Day together in 1914
In the 1946 movie " It's a Wonderful Life", why is George ineligible to ser in World War II?
He's deaf in one ear.
Who wrote “Here Comes Santa Claus”?
Gene Autry.
Which historical figure initiated the tradition of eating turkey at Christmas?
King Henry VIII.
In Finland, what animal is believed to bring presents, similar to Santa?
The Yule Goat.