Christmas Characters
What makes Frosty the Snowman come to life?
His funny hat.
Which is the most common Christmas sauce?
Cranberry sauce.
Which Christmas movie stars Hugh Grant, Emma Thompson, and Alan Rickman?
Love, Actually.
Why is it called Black Friday?
It's when many companies go from being "in the red" (losing money) into being "in the black" (making money.)
What led the Three Wise Men to Jesus' birthplace?
A bright star.
What is Scrooge from A Christmas Carol's first name?
Ebeneezer.
Which Christmas dessert might you find a penny inside?
Christmas pudding.
Who wrote the song White Christmas?
Bing Crosby.
On what date did Australia get its own currency?
14th February, 1966.
Jesus entered Jerusalem riding on what kind of animal?
A donkey.
Which actor played Steve Urkel on the sitcom Family Matters?
Jaleel White.
What ingredient do New Zealanders put on their pavlova?
Chocolate.
On the sixth day of Christmas, my true love gave to me: ____.
Six geese a-laying.
Which city has the biggest toy store in the world?
London.
(Hamley's. 7 storeys, 54,000 square ft. floor space.)
Jesus befriended Zacchaeus, who was hated because of his job. What was it?
Tax collector.
Which country does the legend of Sinterklaas come from?
The Netherlands.
What are the ingredients of Nanna's Special Punch?
Ice tea, tropical fruit juice, dry ginger ale, lemonade, mint, mixed fruit cocktail.
How many Home Alone movies are there?
6.
Which country spends the most money on Christmas per household?
(Average, source from 2023.)
Canada ($2,694)
Germany ($2,593)
Australia ($1,894)
USA ($1,890)
Which letters were written above Jesus' cross?
INRI.
Name all of Santa's reindeer.
Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, Vixen, Comet, Cupid, Donner, Blitzen, Rudolph.
Why are candy canes shaped like that?
To remember the shepherds who visited the baby Jesus.
How many Christmas songs does Michael Bublé have?
24.
What's the median annual income in Australia?
(To the nearest $5,000)
$90,000.
Spell the name of the third gift the baby Jesus received.
(Gold, Frankincence, and ___)
Myrrh.