CHRISTMAS MOVIES
What is the name of the Estonian family Christmas movie that was released in 2018? The protagonist of the movie is a 10-year-old girl.
"Eia jõulud Tondikakul"
What popular Christmas beverage is also known as "milk punch"?
Eggnog
In China, what food is traditionally given on Christmas Eve?
Apples
How many years does it take to grow a Christmas tree?
7-15
How many billion pounds will be expectedly spent this year on Christmas gifts?
21 billion pounds
Which French city are the Mcallisters visiting when they forget Kevin in "Home Alone?"
Paris
What beverage is often referred to as the "Christmas Ale" in many parts of the world?
Mulled Wine
In which country the families won't start eating dinner until someone spots the very first star shining in the sky?
Poland
How many seedlings are planted by farms for every real Christmas tree harvested?
For every real Christmas tree harvested, farms plant 2 to 3 seedlings in its place.
What percentage of Americans put up Christmas trees in their homes? (+-5%)
88% of Americans put up Christmas trees in their homes
What is the name of the Estonian family Christmas movie which takes the viewer to the Indonesian jungles in search of crazy adventures? (released in 2020)
"Jõulud džunglis"
What savory dish made from ground meat, potatoes, and vegetables is a traditional Christmas meal in some countries?
Shepherd's Pie
In which country does the folklore advise hiding brooms and mops on Christmas night to prevent evil spirits and witches, who return to earth on Christmas, from taking the cleaning tools and using them to fly through the sky.
Norway
Which member of the British royal family popularized the Christmas tree?
The Christmas tree was popularized in the mid-19th century by German-born Prince Albert, husband of Queen Victoria.
How many reindeer does Santa have?
Eight: Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, Vixen, Comet, Cupid, Donner and Blitzen.
What is the name of the building that the movie Die Hard takes place in?
Nakatomi Plaza
In Germany, what sweet treat is believed to have originated as a way to keep children quiet during long Christmas services?
Candy Canes
In which country do families exchange books on Christmas Eve?
Iceland
Which century was the Christmas tree first recorded to be used? (+-1)
The Christmas tree was first recorded to be used by German Lutherans in the 16th century.
For how many people does an acre of Christmas trees provide the daily oxygen requirement for? (+-6)
An acre of Christmas trees provides for the daily oxygen requirements of 18 people.
Even though it isn't a Christmas movie, every year the Estonian movie (based on the book published in 1912) is shown on the TV around Christmastime
"Kevade"
In the 19th Century, which fruit was traditionally put in Christmas stockings?
Oranges
In which country do people celebrate the night of the radishes by carving scenes with radishes?
Mexico
Which city was the first decorated Christmas tree in?
The first written record of a decorated Christmas Tree comes from Riga in 1510
What is the percentage of the population that visits a post office during the holidays? (+-5)
30 percent of the population visits a post office during the holidays.