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Seasonal trivia
100
You leave these things for Santa.
Milk and cookies.
100
He once stole Christmas.
The Grinch.
100
Which country can be credited with the creation of the Christmas beverage, eggnog?
England.
100
Which state does Kevin's family travel to in Home Alone 2?
Florida
100
What drink is served on the Polar Express?
Hot chocolate.
200
This fairy tale inspired gingerbread houses.
The Grimm Brothers “Hansel and Gretel”.
200
He invented electric (Christmas) lights.
Thomas Edison {in 1880}.
200
After leaving Bethlehem, Joseph, Mary and baby Jesus traveled to this country.
Egypt.
200
2020 Onisile Family Christmas Jeopardy
What is the name of the main character of the novel, A Christmas Carol?
Scrooge
200
This angel appeared to Mary to tell her she was to give birth to a son.
Gabriel
300
These are the most common side dishes for Christmas dinner.
Green beans casserole, mashed potatoes and gravy.
300
When was Christmas declared a federal holiday in the United States?
When is 1870
300
Which country did St Nicholas originally belong to?
Turkey (the town of Myra)
300
This Hollywood actor played six different roles in the Polar Express.
Tom Hanks
300
Which Roman Emperor was reigning at the time of Jesus' birth?
Caesar Augustus
400
What do you leave for reindeer?
Carrots and oats.
400
Which American President banned Christmas trees in the White House?
Theodore Roosevelt.
400
When was the first tree put up at the Rockefeller Center?
In 1933.
400
This is the name of the head elf in The Santa Clause.
Bernard
400
The way that Joseph found out about Mary's pregnancy.
In a dream.
500
When did Coca-Cola start featuring Santa in their ads?
In 1931.
500
Which is the most popular Christmas ballet featuring toys that come to life?
The Nutcracker.
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500
Which 2 reindeers were named after weather phenomenon?
Donner (means thunder in German) and Blitzen (means lightning).
500
What did Dumbledore give Harry Potter for his 1st Christmas at Hogwarts?
the invisibility cloak
500
This object is traditionally hidden inside the Christmas pudding.
A coin.
