EUROPE
During the holiday season, people in this European country celebrate "Saint Lucy's Day" on December 13th, where the eldest daughter of the family dresses in a white gown with a crown of candles. Which country is this?
Sweden
Which iconic British author wrote the timeless Christmas story "A Christmas Carol," featuring the character Ebenezer Scrooge?
Charles Dickens
During the holiday season, people in this European country celebrate "La Befana," a kind old witch who delivers gifts to children on the night of January 5th.
Italy
Which American beverage company is often credited with popularizing the modern image of Santa Claus in their advertisements during the early 20th century?
Coca-cola
In which European country is it traditional to hide a single almond in a rice pudding served on Christmas Eve? The person who finds the almond is said to have good luck for the coming year.
Denmark
In the UK, it's a tradition to leave out a special treat for Santa Claus on Christmas Eve. What is typically left for Santa? (one item)
Mince pies and a glass of sherry or milk.
In which European country do people celebrate "Little Christmas" or "Women's Christmas" on January 6th, where women take a break from household chores and enjoy the day together?
Ireland
In the U.S., what is the traditional Christmas beverage made from eggs, sugar, and milk, often spiked with rum, brandy, or bourbon?
Eggnog
This country is known for its unique Christmas tradition called "Jólabókaflóð," which translates to "Yule Book Flood." It involves giving and receiving books as gifts on Christmas Eve.
Iceland
In the UK, it's a tradition to pull Christmas crackers during the festive meal. What do these crackers typically contain? (2 items)
Paper hats, jokes, and small toys or trinkets
This country is known for its festive "Christmas sauna," where families gather for a sauna bath on Christmas Eve. Which European country incorporates this unique tradition into their holiday celebrations?
Finland
What is the name of the traditional American Christmas plant, often used for decorating homes, that is known for its red and green leaves?
Poinsettia
This country is famous for its Christmas markets, where you can find stalls selling handmade crafts, festive decorations, and delicious treats like gingerbread cookies.
Germany
Which famous Christmas plant, often associated with the UK, is known for its prickly leaves and bright red berries?
holly
The Christmas season in this country is marked by the tradition of setting off fireworks on Christmas Eve. Which European country celebrates this fiery Christmas custom?
Greece
Which American city is famous for its outdoor ice-skating rink at Rockefeller Center, a popular winter attraction during the Christmas season?
New York City