Christmas
What did the three wise men bring Baby Jesus?
Gold, frankincense, and myrrh
What coin has stopped being made this year?
The Penny
Most common song played for New Year's celebrations in North America
Auld Lang Syne
What is often the most popular New Year's resolution based around?
Health (lose weight, exercise, eat better)
What is the first letter of the alphabet
What Christmas-themed ballet premiered in Russia, in 1892?
The Nutcracker
What famous landmark in France was robbed this year?
The Louvre
What percentage of the world's population celebrates New Year's Eve in some form?
Almost 100%
Finish the saying:
"Out with the ____, _____________"
Out with the old and in with the new!
Who was the 16th President of the United States?
Abraham Lincoln
In Japan, it is customary to eat this specific fast food for Christmas dinner.
KFC
The Super Bowl LIX in February 2025 was won by which NFL team?
The Philadelphia Eagles
In what year did the first New Year's Eve ball drop happen in Times Square, New York?
1907
What country celebrates New Years first every year?
The Islands of Kiribati
What is the chemical symbol for silver?
Ag
Which drink company helped popularize the image of Santa Claus' red and white outfit?
Coca Cola
Following the death of Pope Francis, who was named the new leader of the Catholic church in May this year?
Pope Leo XIV
In Spain, eating 12 of this fruit when the clock strikes midnight is a New Year's tradition.
grapes
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is scheduled to be held jointly in these three North American countries.
Canada, Mexico, and the United States
What is the world's largest desert?
The Antarctic Dessert
Clement Clarke Moore wrote this famous Christmas poem/book
T'was the Night Before Christmas
The Blue Jays made it to the World Series in 2025, what year was the last time they made it?
1993
Which Roman emperor introduced January 1st at the start of the new year?
Julius Caesar
The song "Auld Lang Syne," often sung at midnight, roughly translates from Scots language to this English phrase.
"For old times' sake" or "Old long since"
What was the original name of the Eiffel Tower before it was named after the person who designed it?
The 300-meter tower