Christmas Carols
The end of this phrase in the carol Jingle Bells:
"Oh what fun . . . "
It is to ride in a one horse open sleigh!
Buddy
This 1843 penned story has MANY adaptations, including a Muppet version.
A Christmas Carol
This beverage company has used Santa Claus in its advertising since the 1930s--polar bears are more recent additions.
Coca-cola
The "original" name for Santa Claus
Saint Nicholas
Oh little town of Bethlehem, how ______ we see thee lie!
still
This holiday who-tacular first premiered in 1966.
How the Grinch Stole Christmas!
Finish this sentence: "It came without without ribbons! It came without tags! It came without packages, boxes, or ____"
Bags
Per a current holiday fad, this little guy with a rhyming name is hidden different places in the house to watch kid's behavior for Santa!
Elf on a Shelf
Cheer or fear? This companion of Santa comes wearing furs, bearing a long hazel switch to chastise naughty children!
Belsnickel
This Christmas song is also the best-selling single of all time. Hint: it's sung by our friend Bing!
White Christmas
Jimmy Stewart
This famous winter time ballet was actually a novella first! Written in 1816, it features a mouse king.
The Nutcracker
This makes Frosty come to life!
An old silk hat
This Norse god is often acknowledged as an influence for the modern conception of Santa Claus. The Norse celebrated him during their winter festival Yule.
Odin
We've heard them on high, they're coming from the realms of glory; hark, they're singing!
Angels
Macy's and Gimbel's
In the Polar Express, this is the first gift of Christmas
A bell from Santa's sleigh
This many reindeer are featured in the poem "Twas the Night Before Christmas"
8 (no Rudolph yet!)
Which reindeer is mentioned FIRST in "Twas the Night Before Christmas?" Hint--it starts with D!
Dasher
The language Carol of The Bells was originally sung in? Hint: it's either French, Ukranian, Bangledeshi, English, or Dutch.
Ukranian
Movie tagline: "Bill Murray is back amongst the ghosts--only this time, it's three against one!"
Scrooged
Oh no! In this story, she sold her hair and he bought her a comb; he sold his watch and she bought him a watch chain.
The Gift of the Magi
135 million pounds of this festive beverage are quaffed each year!
Eggnog
In what decade did NORAD (the North American Aerospace Defense Command) start "tracking" Santa's flight on Christmas Eve?
1950s