Christmas decorations
Christmas characters
X-mas sweets
X-mas or New Year traditions in different countries
Negative expressions
100

What is on top of the Christmas tree? (two options is possible)

A star or an angel

100

Who is the red-nosed reindeer that helps Santa guide his sleigh?

Reindeer Rudolph

100

What cookie is shaped like a person and decorated with icing?

Gingerbread man

100

In Spain, what do people eat at midnight on New Year’s Eve to bring good luck for the coming year?

Eat 12 grapes

100

How would you express that something makes you feel extremely nervous or uncomfortable?

It freaks me out.

200

What are the round ornaments on the Christmas tree called?

baubles

200

Who brings gifts to children all over the world on Christmas Eve?

Santa Claus

200

What spiced dessert is often enjoyed during Christmas and Thanksgiving, made with a seasonal orange vegetable?

Pumpkin pie

200

In Greece, what special item is often hidden inside the traditional King’s cake, and what does it symbolize?

Little baby Jesus or a golden coin, symbolizing luck and blessings

200

What phrase describes something that ruins the mood or takes away all the fun?

It’s a total buzzkill.

300

What is hung on the fireplace to hold presents?

a Christmas stocking

300

Who are the small helpers that make toys in Santa’s workshop?

Elves

300

What sweet treat is shaped like a shepherd’s staff and often has red and white stripes?

Candy cane

300

In some Latin American countries, people wear colorful underwear on New Year’s Eve for luck. How do some cheat to cover all bases?

They put on all three colors at once—red, yellow, and white!

300

What short and straightforward phrase can you use to firmly decline something you really don’t want to do?

Hard pass, thanks.

400

This decoration is usually hung on the front door. What is it called?

a wreath

400

What winter character is made of snow and wears a hat?

Snowman

400

What traditional British dessert is made with dried fruits, spices, and sometimes set on fire?

Christmas pudding

400

In Japan, when eating New Year’s Soba noodles, what is strictly not allowed to ensure good fortune?

Not allowed to cut, chop, or bite the noodles

400

What expression would you use to describe something extremely boring, like watching a very slow and dull movie?

It's like watching paint dry. / It's a snooze-fest.

500

Where do couples traditionally kiss?

under mistletoe

500

Who tried to steal Christmas but ended up learning the true meaning of it?

Grinch

500

What small, round pastry is filled with spiced fruit and is a classic Christmas treat in the UK?

Mince pie

500

In Ecuador, what quirky tradition involves walking around the neighborhood with something specific to ensure future travel?

Take your empty suitcase around the neighborhood

500

How do you politely say “no” to an invitation but leave the door open for a future opportunity?

Thanks, but I’ll take a raincheck on that.