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100

Another name for Santa Claus

St. Nick 

Father Christmas

100

People decorate their house with these to make them bright at night.

Christmas lights


100

What do children leave out for Santa Claus at night?

US: cookies and milk

UK: mince pie and milk

100

An old man with red clothes and a long white beard who brings children presents at Christmas

US: Santa Claus

UK: Father Christmas

100

The green guy who hates Christmas 

The Grinch

200

Name the song 


___ ___ ___ ___ ___

Had a very shiny nose, 

and if you ever saw it 

you would even say it glows 

Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer

200

This goes on top of the Christmas tree

A star

200

The treat given to reindeers

Carrots

200

The typical Christmas greeting

Merry Christmas, Happy holidays

200

Name the movie about a child fighting off burglars with traps in his home.

Home Alone

300

The most popular Christmas song of all time 


"All I Want For Christmas is You”

300

You often put this on top of a wrapped Christmas gift.

A bow

300

A popular Christmas gift giving game

Secret Santa or White Elephant

300

You put these on top of Hot Chocolate

Marshmallows 

300

What do naughty kids get for Christmas?

A lump of coal

400

The number of reindeer that pull Santa's Sleigh?

9


Rudolph, Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, Vixen, Comet, Cupid, Donner & Blitzen

400

These are round balls you hang on a Christmas tree

Ornaments or Baubles

400

What is hung on fireplaces?

A stocking

400

This cookie is popular during Christmastime

Gingerbread cookie

400

The day before Christmas 

Christmas Eve 

500

a stick of hard red and white sugar with a curved end

candy cane

500

A circular decoration that is usually placed on doors 

A wreath

500

You kiss someone under the ___.

mistletoe

500

The official beverage of Christmas time

eggnog (a rich, creamy drink made with cream, milk, sugar and eggs and sometimes served with liquor)


500

What is an alternative way of writing "Christmas"?

"Xmas"