Every year, Grandpa did what when he arrived?
Walked up the stairs and said "Ho, Ho, Ho!"
Who was Born on Christmas Day?
Jesus! Our Lord!
Which King was actually a Duke, and what was his name, and song?
Good King Wenceslas!
People commonly think Canadians have what on our Christmas days?
Snow!
Tannenbaum is what, and in what language?
Christmas Tree, in German!
2018!
Who was with the Lord Jesus?
In what century did the Christmas Tree start to become a household Christmas tradition? Bonus if you get the decade!
1800's, Bonus: 1840s!
When was Canada's first Christmas? Bonus: What year or century did New French Colonists celebrate?
1867! Bonus Answer: 1600s (1645 exactly). They gathered to celebrate midnight mass.
Merry Christmas in French is what?
Joyeux Noël!
Who carves the Turkey in our household?
Dad!
The Magi are what?
The wisemen!
In what year, or century did Charles Dickens publish and write "A Christmas Carol?" Bonus if you got the exact date OR how long it took him to write it!
1800s, 1843! Bonus: December 19th, 1843 / 6 Weeks!
Bonhomme Carnaval!
Buon Natale
Did Colton, Mom, and Dad while Colton was young ever spend Christmas at Grandma and Grandpa's old house, and how old was Colton, OR what year?
Who played his drums?
Drummer boy!
When was the first Christmas in North America celebrated? Bonus if you get the state.
1539! Tallahassee Florida!
Which Christmas Carol was written in the Huron Language, and what is it's English name?
The "Huron Carol" (or "Twas in the Moon of Wintertime"), also known as Jesous Ahatonhia, meaning "Jesus, he is born"
What does Kerstbrood mean, and what language?
Christmas Bread, Dutch!
Several years ago when Mom and Uncle were kids, what was forgotten, and where were they?
They forgot presents, and travelled to Nakusp for Christmas!
What phrase is used to commonly prophesize the birth of Lord Jesus? Bonus if you can recite it
Isaiah 9:6
"For unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given: and the government shall be upon his shoulder: and his name shall be called Wonderful, Counsellor, The mighty God, The everlasting Father, The Prince of Peace. "
Christmas traditions derive from which culture group's and when was did we start to adopt them?
They derived from Norse or Germanic culture groups, and we slowly adopted them over several centuries into our Christian Holiday formerly only celebrated as "Christ's Mass".
What type of sauce do Canadians traditionally eat with Turkey Dinner?
Cranberry Sauce!
In the Germanic Countries what is a Christmas Tree called?
A Yule Tree!