Christmas around the globe
Christmas songs
Christmas food
Christmas movies
History & religion: Christmas!
100

When do you typically open presents in the UK?

December 25th

100

What is the most played Christmas song in the world?

All I want for Christmas - Mariah Carey

100

What do you typically eat for dessert in england? 

Pudding :-)

100

He hates Christmas...

The Grinch 

100

Jewish people doesn't celebrate Christmas, but they do celebrate...

Hannukah

200

What is boxing day (UK)?

Boxing Day is a holiday celebrated after Christmas Day (26th of december)

200

Finish the sentence: Last Christmas I....

...gave you my heart
200

What kind of food do you leave for Santa Clause?

Cookies

200

The movie has a lot of crime...

Home Alone

200

Why do Christians celebrate Christmas?

To celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ


300

When does Santa Clause arrive with the presents in countries as USA and UK?

The night before the 25th

300

Finish the sentence: Jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle....

all the way

300

What kind of meat do you usually eat in the US for Christmas?

Turkey

300

The movie is about both Christmas, but also Halloween

The Night Before Christmas

300
How many wise men were there to visit baby Jesus?

Three

400

It is a tradition to have snowball fight on Christmas day in Australia... true or false

False, there isn't any snow

400

Rudolph is a ...?

reindeer :-)

400

What is inside a mince pie?

dried fruits

400

The movie is about a man who hates Christmas, but are then visited by some ghosts

A Christmas Carol

400

Where did Mary give birth?

In Bethlehem, in an animal shed

500
What typically hangs on the fireplace? You put presents in it

Christmas stockins

500

Who did Santa Clause kiss?

Mom

500

What is a vegetable that all countries usually serve for Christmas dinner?

Potatoes
500

The movie takes place in a train

The polar express

500

When did the word "jul" become a part of the danish vocabulary?

300-tallet

600-tallet

1500-tallet

300-tallet, the vikings used the word "yule"