Classic Christmas Movies
Christmas Music & Lyrics
Winter Science & Nature
Random Holiday Facts
Christmas Dinner
100

In Elf, this specific department store hires Buddy

Gimbels

100

"Chestnuts roasting on an open fire" is the first line of this classic

The Christmas Song

100

Snowflakes always have this number of points

6

100

The average American uses this many feet of wrapping paper annually

30 feet

100

22 million of these birds are consumed by Americans on Christmas Day

Turkeys

200

This actor voices both the Conductor and the Hobo in The Polar Express 

Tom Hanks

200

The original singer of "Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree"

Brenda Lee

200

This weather term describes dangerously cold wind + Temperature

Wind Chill

200

This U.S city hosts the largest official Christmas tree

New York City

200

Ingredients include yolks, sugar, nutmeg, cream and sometimes alcohol

Eggnog

300

In Home Alone 2, Kevin stays at this luxury NYC hotel

The Plaza

300

In "Carol of the Bells" the carol references this object ringing.

Silver Bells

300

This is the Chemical formula for ice

h2O

300

The animal is the closet real-world relative of a reindeer. 

Caribou

300

Buddy the Elf pours this on his spaghetti

Maple Syrup

400

This 1946 film was originally a box-office disappointment

It's a Wonderful Life

400

This song was the first ever broadcast from space in 1965

Jingle Bells

400

The phenomenon makes snow appear blue in deep layers

Light scattering

400

Tinsel was originally made of this metal 

Silver

400

Food carved by the Grinch for the Who Feast

Roast Beast

500

Where did the Grinch live? 

Just north of Who-ville

500

This Christmas song spends the most time at #1 every year on Billboard

All I want for Christmas is you

500

This is the astronomical event that defines the start of winter

The winter solstice

500

This is the WORLD's best-selling Christmas single 

White Christmas

500

Originally baked at the end of harvest season and designed to be saved and eaten at the beginning of next harvest season; so they really were made to last forever. 

Fruitcake