Christmas Food
This traditional Christmas treat has red and white stripes
What is a Candy Cane?
Kevin's family travel here in Home Alone- sans Kevin
What is Paris, France?
This author penned the story A Christmas Carol
Who is a Charles Dickens?
Rudolph the _____
What is Red-Nosed Reindeer?
This is what naughty kids get in their stocking
What is Coal?
Families often leave these treats out for Santa Claus
What are Cookies and Milk?
This is the name of the town the Grinch burgles on Christmas
What is Whoville?
There arose such a clatter here
What is Out on the Lawn?
There must have been some magic in that __________
What is Old Silk Hat They Found?
These animals are the mascots of Coca-Cola
What are Polar Bears?
You may build one of these edible structures during Christmas time
What is a Ginger Bread House?
In The Polar Express, this drink is served and guests are warned to "Never, ever, let it cool!"
What is Hot Chocolate?
This government agency that allows you to track Santa Clause online on Christmas Eve
What is NORAD?
All I want for Christmas is my _____
What is Two Front Teeth?
This is the gift your true love gave you on the seventh day of Christmas
What are Seven Swans a Swimming?
This fruit is sometimes placed inside Christmas stockings
What is An Orange?
According to Buddy the Elf, these are the four main food groups
What is Candy, Candy Canes, Candy Corns, and Syrup?
What is Eggnog?
Dashing through the snow, ________
What is In a One-Horse Open Sleigh?
In the United States, over 2 billion of these are sent each year at Christmastime
What are Christmas Cards?
People in this country traditionally eat KFC for Christmas dinner
What is Japan?
In The Santa Clause, this is the sickness Scott thinks the reindeer might have from their travels
What is Key Lime Disease?
This traditional Christmas decoration is actually a parasitic plant
What is Mistletoe?
Oh Holy Night, the Stars ____________
What is Were Brightly Shining?
In Holland, children set these outside their doors for Santa to fill with presents instead of stockings.
What are wooden shoes?