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Holiday Traditions Around the World
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100

This many reindeer pull Santa’s sleigh

9 (Including Rudolph)

100

A bearded man in a red suit goes down the chimney to deliver gifts

USA

100

Merry Christmas in Canada?

Merry Christmas

100

A red fruit grown in bogs

Cranberries

100

Children leave cookies and milk for Santa

USA

200

Are there more artificial Christmas trees in American homes, or real ones?

80% of trees are artificial

200

A friendly witch delivers gifts

Italy

200

Merry Christmas in Spain?

Feliz Navidad

200

A large orange vegetable made into pies

Pumpkin

200

Eggnog originated here

England

300

There are this many Lords-a-leaping in the Twelve Days of Christmas

8 Lords

300

A popular Christmas meal is KFC

Japan

300

Merry Christmas in France?

Joyeaux noel

300

A potentially salmonella-ridden drink

Eggnog

300

Santa has his own postal code, eh?

Canada

400

True or false: about 15,000 Americans visit the ER for Christmas-decorating accidents.

True

400

Candy canes were invented here

Germany

400

Merry Christmas in England?

Happy Christmas

400

A dense cake sometimes made with maraschino cherries

Fruit Cake

400

Giant Radishes are carved into intricate designs. Si, es verdad

Mexico

500

True or false: the average American spends $1,500 on Christmas gifts each year

False, it’s $900

500

Gifts are left in wooden clogs

Netherlands

500

Merry Christmas in Swahili?

Heri ya Krismasi

500

A dish made of shredded potatoes served at Hanukkah

Latkes or potato pancakes

500

A Half-goat demon named Krampus punishes bad kids with birch rods. Hint:Capital is Budapest

Hungary

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