Winter
This material is spread on the ground to melt ice
What is salt?
This Christmas beverage is also known as "milk punch."
What is egg nog?
This author wrote "The Grinch Who Stole Christmas."
Who is Dr. Seuss?
The name of a classic Christmas ballet
What is The Nutcracker?
This symbolizes warmth and light during winter and is traditionally burned in the fireplace.
What is the Yule Log?
The date of the Winter Solstice
2 spices that are often in gingerbread cookies
What are ginger, cinnamon, clove, and nutmeg?
The name of the "bad guys" in Home Alone
Who are Harry and Marve? AKA- "The Wet Bandits" or "The Sticky Bandits."
This company has been using Santa in their advertising since 1931.
What is Coca-Cola?
This is the period of preparation leading up to Christmas Day.
What is Advent?
This organic matter can make snow appear to have a hue
What is algae?
Making this food is a Hispanic Holiday tradition
This can only be heard by those that have Christmas spirit in The Polar Express
The Christmas tree originated in this country
What is Germany?
The tradition of the poinsettia began in this country
What is Mexico?
Canada hosts an international ______ freezing contest every February
What is hair?
This country traditionally eats KFC for Christmas dinner
What is Japan?
Clark finds this in the Christmas tree in National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation.
What is a squirrel?
Venezuelans get to Church on Christmas Day by way of this
What are roller skates?
This is used to hold candles during Hannukah.
What is the Menorah?
In 2007 a record was set for 8,962 of these being made at the same time
What are snow angels?
This type of nut is used in traditional Christmas fruitcake
What are walnuts?
The main food groups for Elves, according to Buddy.
What are candy, candy canes, candy corn, and syrup?
In Poland, this event is waited for before starting Christmas dinner.
What is the appearance of the first star in the night sky?
This popular New Year’s resolution song’s title means ‘old long since’ in Scots language.
What is Auld Lang Syne?