What is at the top of a typical Christmas Tree?
A star or angel
Which Christmas character once said the line "It's because I'm green isn't it?"?
The Grinch
Name a food that is typically eaten for lunch at Christmas?
The Grinch's fur is what colour?
Green
What is the day after Christmas called?
Boxing Day
What colour are candy canes?
Red and white
Mariah Carey sings which iconic Christmas song?
All I want for Christmas is you
What small, shiny balls are often used as decorations on a Christmas tree?
Ornaments
In the movie 'ELF', what is the name of the elf portrayed by Will Farrell?
Buddy
Which fast food chain is a popular choice for Christmas Dinner in Japan?
KFC
Where does Santa Claus live?
The North Pole
What was the first Christmas song broadcast from space?
Jingle Bells
Which food is traditionally left out for Santa's reindeer?
Carrots
What is the best-selling Christmas song of all time?
White Christmas
What colour is traditionally placed at the top of a Christmas tree as a symbol of hope?
Gold
In 'Home Alone 2' where was Kevin lost?
New York
What is the name of the log-shaped chocolate cake, served in many European countries?
Yule Log
Santa Claus is also known as what saint?
St. Nicholas
In which ocean is Christmas Island located?
Indian Ocean
What type of calendar is used in December to count down the days until Christmas?
Advent Calendar
'Jingle Bells' was originally released with what name?
One Horse Open Sleigh
How long does it take for a Christmas tree to grow? (to perfect cutting height)
7-10 years
Which actor voiced six different roles in the film 'The Polar Express'?
Tom Hanks
Which drink is a descendant of the medieval drink British drink 'Posset'?
Eggnog
Which reindeer's name starts with B?
Blitzen
What do Christians celebrate on Christmas day?
The birth of Jesus Christ.
How many reindeer does Santa have?
9
'Last Christmas' is a song by which band?
Wham!
What is the term for the evergreen tree in which the tradition of decorating began in the 16th century?
The paradise tree
In which town does the Grinch reside?
Whoville
What colour are mistletoe berries?
White
What is the name of the Grinch's dog?
Max
What is the original title of 'The Night Before Christmas'?
A Visit from St. Nicholas
Which famous scientist was born on Christmas Day in 1642?
Isaac Newton
What is the most recorded Christmas song?
Silent Night
Which US state produces the most Christmas trees?
Oregon
Jim Carrey's Grinch suit was made of which animal's hair/fur?
Yak Hair
Candy Canes are shaped to represent what?
There is one part of reindeer that can grow and shrink throughout the year. What body part is it?
The hooves. They grow in summer and shrink in winter making it easier to navigate and travel.
In which year did Rudolph first appear?
1939
Which iconic brand was responsible for Santa's red suit?
Coca-cola
Irving Berlin hated which singer's version of 'White Christmas'?
Elvis Presley
Which US President hosted the first televised lighting of the White House Christmas tree?
President Harry S. Truman in 1923
In the Christmas movie 'ELF', which actor played Santa Claus?
Ed Asner
Eggnog was originally from Medieval Europe. Name three of the four main ingredients in eggnog at that time.
Milk, cream, raw eggs and sugar.
What animal helps St. Nicholas carry gifts in some traditions?
A donkey
In which year was the first Christmas card sent?
1843
William the conqueror was the only ever English King to do what?
Be crowned on Christmas day.
How many times does Santa check his list in the song ‘Santa Claus is Coming to Town’?
Twice.
The first artificial Christmas trees were made from what type of feathers in the 19th century?
Dyed goose feathers
Which actress plays Santa's Wife in the Christmas Chronicles Films?
Goldie Hawn
'Stollen' originates from which country?
Germany
What is Santa called in the Netherlands?
Sinterklaas
Which US state was first to recognize Christmas as an official holiday?
Alabama
The world's tallest cut Christmas tree was what species?
Douglas Fir
Which two artists sing 'Fairytale of New York'?
Shane MacGowan and Kirsty MacColl