Start with "M"
– By giving birth, she started the whole Christmas craze
Who is Mary?
– 22 million of these birds are consumed by Americans on Christmas Day
What are turkeys?
This warm drink is often topped with whipped cream or marshmallows?
Zooey Deschanel and Will Ferrell
What is ELF?
Nickname for the Monday after Thanksgiving
What is cyber Monday?
Subject of a Christmas hit by Justin Bieber
What is Mistletoe
– Ingredients include yolks, sugar, nutmeg, cream, and sometimes alcohol
What is eggnog?
This Disney queen was inspired by Hans Christen Andersen's Snow Queen
What is Elsa?
Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Chevy Chase
(What is National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation?)
Montgomery Ward invented this shiny animal as a gimmick to sell holiday coloring books
(Who is Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer?
Hanukkah revolves around the lighting of this?
What is the menorah?
Buddy the Elf pours this sweet sauce on his spaghetti
What is maple syrup?
Donna Reed and James Stewart
What is It's A Wonderful Life?
Site that 42% of U.S. shoppers use as their primary gift-buying destination
What is Amazon?
– First liturgy of Christmastide celebrated late on Christmas Eve
What is midnight mass?
Food carved by the Grinch for the Who Feast
What is roast beast?
In this C.S Lewis fantasy world it is always cold outside but never Christmas?
What is Narnia?
Judge Reinhold and Tim Allen
What is the Santa Clasu
Violent outburst by customers searching for this toy in 1983 inspired the plot of the movie Jingle all the Way–
What are Cabbage Patch Dolls?
– 1947 classic film set in New York City where Santa stands trial.
What is miracle on 34th street?
– Originally baked at the end of harvest season and designed to be saved and eaten at the beginning of next harvest season they really were made to last forever
Fruitcake
Location of the coldest temperature ever recorded
What is antarctica?
Angela Lansbury and Benedict Cumberbatch
What is the Grinch
According to the National Retail Federation the “holiday season” officially begins on this date
(What is Nov 1st?)