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Random Trivia
Seasonal trivia
100
It’s what you leave for Santa.
What is Milk and cookies.
100
He once stole Christmas.
Who is The Grinch.
100
This country can be credited with the creation of the Christmas beverage, eggnog.
What is England.
100
What Christmas word is scrambled:
RASGHGEOBUIREEND 
GINGERBREAD HOUSE!
100
This actor, born on Christmas Day in 1899, was nicknamed ‘Bogie’. He famously said ‘Here’s looking at you kid’.
Humphry Bogart
200
This fairy tale inspired gingerbread houses.
What is The Brothers Grimm “Hansel and Gretel”.
200
There is a custom in this country that people roller skate to church on Christmas morning.
What is Venezuela
200
Jolabokaflod is the custom in this country where people give each other books on Christmas eve and sit around reading them
What is Iceland
200
The first name of Scrooge, the principal character of the novel, A Christmas Carol.
Who is Ebenezer
200
It’s the color of Christmas that Elvis “The King” Presley had.
What is Blue Christmas.
300
These are 2 of the most common sides for Christmas dinner.
What is Green beans casserole, mashed potatoes and gravy.
300
It is when Christmas was declared a federal holiday in the United States.
When is 1870
300
This is the country St Nicholas (Santa) originally belonged to.
What is Turkey.
300
It’s the reason Ralphie couldn’t have a BB gun in A Christmas Story.
What is You’ll shoot your eye out, kid!
300
This island, which was discovered on Christmas day in 1643, is a rich source of bird droppings – used for fertilser. It is in the Indian Ocean, not far from Australia.
What Is Christmas Island
400
This is what you leave for reindeer.
What is Carrots and oats.
400
This American President banned Christmas trees in the White House.
Who is Theodore Roosevelt.
400
This is when the first tree was put up at the Rockefeller Center.
When is 1933.
400
What is the largest island in the world
What is Greenland
400
In the song “The Little Drummer Boy”, they accompanied him.
Who are The ox and the lamb.
500
This is when Coca-Cola started featuring Santa in their ads.
When is 1931.
500
It’s the most popular Christmas play featuring toys that come to life.
What is The Nutcracker.
500
These 2 reindeers were named after weather phenomenon.
What is Donner {means thunder in German} and Blitzen {means lightning}.
500
Ed Finch is going to play you ten Christmas Songs, all you need to do is write down the names of the songs. Warning – Mr. Finch is not really very good at playing these songs and he certainly hasn’t practiced.
1) Jingle Bells
2) All I Want for Christmas is You
3) Ding Dong Merrily on High
4) Last Christmas
5) Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer
6)Away in a Manger
7) Marching for the Cavalry
8) Rocking Around the Christmas Tree
9) I’m Dreaming of a White Christmas
10) Santa Claus is Coming to Town
500
This Christmas Hymn’s second verse begins with “O sing, choirs of angels”.
What is O Come All Ye Faithful.
