Christmas Food
The holiday condiment that looks like a can even out of the can
Canned cranberry sauce
This animal helps Santa’s sleigh get around in an Australian tradition
Male kangaroo’s aka Boomers
The number of ghosts in a Christmas Carol
Four
The next line, “Jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the way..”
“Oh what fun it is to ride in a one horse open sleigh!”
Garland can be made of beads, pine cones or often of this movie-theater snack
Popcorn
the holiday beverage is also less commonly known as “milk punch”
Eggnog
Which has a better memory – horse or donkey
Donkeys can recognize areas and other donkeys they were with up to 25 years ago
In “A Christmas Story” the word on the leg lamp crate as pronounced by the father
Frah-jee-lay (Fragile)
Though no one asked for it, this holiday classic with "rum-pa-pum-pums" was remade by Justin Bieber in 2011.
Little Drummer Boy
This laughing character from Sesame Street was the best-selling Christmas toy in 1996
Elmo
The traditional name for spiced hot apple cider
Wassail
The number of miles a north American reindeer can migrate in a year
closest not over wins
3000 miles
This actor was originally supposed to play ALL the characters in “The Polar Express
Tom Hanks - He tried but was too exhausted
The most famous Christmas ballet of all time.
The Nutcracker
This is the period of four Sunday's and weeks before Christmas and means "coming" in Latin
Advent
The region where fruitcake originated
Ancient Rome
The length of time a camel can survive without water
Seven months
This character's story inspires his Dad to leave his publishing company and use this character’s story to publish a new Christmas book
Buddy the Elf
Hark! The Herald Angels Sing was caroled at the end of this 1965 animated Christmas TV special which is still played every year.
A Charlie Brown Christmas
The country that was first to use the tradition of Christmas trees
Germany - Earliest known instance was 1576
The most popular meal for Christmas in Japan
KFC
The length of a single strand of yarn that can be made from 1 pound of sheep’s wool
Closest without going over wins
up to 15 MILES
In “The Polar Express” what is the sign that you believe
You can hear the bell
This traditional Christmas song published in 1857, was actually written for thanksgiving
Jingle Bells
The reason Joseph went to Bethlehem when Mary was pregnant
Roman Census