Holiday Films
In Home Alone, where is Kevin's family traveling when they leave him behind?
Paris.
He lives at the North Pole and delivers presents worldwide.
Santa Claus.
Water falling from the sky as snowflakes.
Snow.
“Jingle all the way” comes from what classic song?
“Jingle Bells.”
Hanging these by the fireplace is a classic Christmas tradition.
Stockings.
In Elf, what is the name of the department store where Buddy works?
Gimbels.
This green character tries to steal Christmas from Whoville.
The Grinch.
A popular sport in which players slide stones on ice toward a target.
Curling.
“All I Want for Christmas Is You” was released by which singer?
Mariah Carey.
This plant, when hung, encourages people to kiss underneath it.
Mistletoe.
What 1946 film stars James Stewart as George Bailey?
It’s a Wonderful Life.
Jack Skellington rules what holiday town?
Halloween Town.
The term for large sheets of ice that break off and float in the ocean.
Icebergs.
In what song are you told to “have a cup of cheer”?
“Holly Jolly Christmas.”
In what country did the tradition of the Christmas tree originate?
Germany.
In The Polar Express, what is the “first gift of Christmas”?
A silver bell from Santa’s sleigh.
This ghost first visits Scrooge in A Christmas Carol.
Jacob Marley.
This meteorological event occurs when strong winds lift snow off the ground, reducing visibility.
A blizzard.
What word is repeated three times in the title of a famous 1958 Chipmunks song?
Christmas.
What 8-day holiday often coincides with the winter season?
Hanukkah.
In A Christmas Story, what gift does Ralphie desperately want?
A Red Ryder BB gun.
In Frozen, what is the name of the snowman who loves warm hugs?
Olaf.
What term describes the optical phenomenon where ice crystals create rings around the sun or moon?
A halo.
This song begins with the line, “City sidewalks, busy sidewalks…”
“Silver Bells.”
This December celebration marks the winter solstice for many cultures.
Yule.