Christmas Songs
Who sings this song?
Mariah Carey
In Home Alone, where did the McCallister family go when they accidentally forgot Kevin at home?
Paris, France
What nut is famously roasted and sold by street vendors during the Christmas season?
Chestnut
In 1931, what drink company popularized the modern, jolly red-suited Santa?
Coca Cola
What are the 2 main colors of Christmas?
Red & Green
In Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer, if you ever saw Rudolph's shiny nose, what would say it does?
It glows
In "Elf", what are the 4 main food groups?
Candy, Candy Canes, Candy Corn & Syrup
What vegetable is traditionally left out for Santa's reindeer?
Carrot
Before electric Christmas lights were invented, what did people use to light up their trees?
Candles
What 2 items are traditionally placed at the top of a Christmas tree?
Star or Angel
According to the 12 Days of Christmas, what do you receive on the 3rd day of Christmas?
3 French Hens
What gives gingerbread it characteristic dark color?
Molasses
Which country started the practice of putting up a Christmas tree?
Germany
What is the name of the traditional Christmas flower?
Poinsettias
Finish the lyrics to this song...
Come on its lovely weather for a slay ride together with youuuu
Who was the 1st ghost that appeared in "A Christmas Carol"?
Jacob Marley, Scrooge's old business partner
Before turkey became popular, what meat was the traditional centerpiece of English Christmas feasts?
Goose
Why were candy canes invented?
To help keep kids quiet during church services
What Christmas decor was originally made from strands of real silver?
Tinsel
What is the #1 Christmas song of all time (both by sales and historical significance)?
Bing Crosby's "White Christmas"
In "How the Grinch Stole Christmas", who gets the 1st slice of Roast Beast?
Max
What is traditionally hidden inside a British Christmas pudding?
A silver coin (traditionally a sixpence)
What country was Saint Nicholas from?
Turkey
What were used as the 1st ornaments to decorate Christmas trees?
Fruits (Apples, Pears, Oranges, etc)