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General Trivia 2
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This common tree dwelling rodent jumped from the Griswold's Christmas Tree in National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation
Squirrel
100
Hannukah lasts for this many nights
Eight
100
This author wrote the timeless classic, "A Christmas Carol"
Charles Dickens
100
Name of the head elf in Tim Allen's "The Santa Clause" series
Bernard
100
In the carol “The Twelve Days of Christmas,” there are this many French Hens
Three
100
Santa travels the entire world in one night. What two hemispheres (N/S) (E/W) does the US America fall in?
North; West
100
At their family Christmas dinner, one of your patients on warfarin binges on kale and spinach dips non-stop. These foods are rich in this vitamin, which opposes warfarin’s anticoagulant effect.
K
100
Santa has to cross multiple oceans on Christmas Eve. This ocean borders the east coast of the United States
Atlantic
200
This actor, who previously starred in Ghostbusters, relived Charles Dicken's classic in the 1989 motion picture 'Scrooged'
Bill Murray
200
The 3 colors of Kwanza
Black, Red, and Green
200
Santa Claus is derived from this real life Saint
Saint Nicholas
200
***DAILY DOUBLE** This European country is where Kevin McAlister's family fly to in Home Alone 1.
France
200
These nuts are the kind to be roasted over an open fire at Christmas time **DAILY DOUBLE**
Chestnuts
200
On Christmas Eve, Santa might consult the stars like ancient navigators once did. The North Star is also known by this name
Polaris
200
A patient with known thiamine deficiency drinks heavily at the office Christmas party and comes in with confusion, ataxia, unsteady gait, and ophthalmoplegia. These symptoms suggest ____
Wernicke's Encephalopathy
200
Santa's workshop is at the North Pole. This continent is home to the Sarah Desert
Africa
300
In the movie Elf starring Will Ferrell, Buddy the elf is referring to this NYC staple when saying "the yellow ones don't stop"
Taxis
300
While Christmas is typically associated with cold weather and snow in the US. Christmas in this country is associated with sunshine, barbeque, beach days, surf, and seafood.
Australia
300
Since 1947, this program run by the United States Marine Core has provided Christmas presents for children in need
Toys for Tots
300
In It’s a Wonderful Life, George Bailey’s guardian angel is named _____
Clarence
300
In “Let It Snow,” even though the weather outside is frightful, this is said to be delightful
The Fire
300
During WWII, Christmas celebrations were marked by rationing, and shortages leading to resourceful, often homemade gifts. WWII ended in this year
1945
300
An elderly man stands up quickly from wrapping Christmas presents and nearly faints. The baroreceptors that sense this acute drop in pressure are located in the carotid ___
Sinus/ aortic arch
300
Santa's sleigh must circumnavigate the earth through the atmosphere on Christmas Eve. This gas makes up most of earth's atmosphere
Nirtogen
400
In Home Alone 2, Kevin winds up in New York while his family flies to this warm U.S. state for Christmas.
Florida
400
Because Christmas isn’t a traditional religious holiday in Japan, December 24 is sometimes treated like this type of Western holiday—more about dates, lights, and romance than family feasts.
Valentines Day/Romantic Holiday
400
Since 1955, children in North America have been able to “track” Santa’s journey on Christmas Eve thanks to this joint U.S.-Canadian military organization.
NORAD
400
In How the Grinch Stole Christmas, the Grinch lives on this mountain overlooking Whoville.
Mt. Crumpit
400
Instead of traditional Christmas dinners consumed in the US, people in Japan enjoy this American fast food restaurant instead
KFC
400
Santa's reindeer travel as a herd. A group of dolphins is called this
Pod
400
Santa’s growing waistline from years of cookies represents central obesity, which is especially associated with insulin resistance due to metabolically active ___ fat.
Visceral 
400
Santa’s favorite snack is milk and cookies. Milk is a good source of this mineral that helps build teeth and bones:
Calcium
500
In A Christmas Story, after the family’s turkey is ruined, they end up eating this common water fowl at the Chinese restaurant instead.
Duck
500
Where people use the Christmas greeting "Mele Kalikimaka"
Hawaii
500
In German folklore, this horned, half-goat creature stalks the streets during Christmas season, punishing misbehaving children while St. Nicholas rewards the good ones.
Krampus
500
This person gave Kevin McAlister the Two Turtle Doves in Home Alone 2: Lost in New York
Mr. Dunkin
500
This Italian dish’s name means “cooked twice” and usually refers to crunchy, oblong cookies
Biscotti
500
Santa checks the weather so his sleigh doesn’t hit a thunderstorm. This type of radar is commonly used to track storms by meteorologists.
Doppler
500
This part of the neuron receives incoming signals; its name comes from the Greek word for “tree.”
Dendrite
500
Rudolph's nose is red for the purpose of generating light in the sky at night. Science says this color is most visible at night to the human eye
Light Green