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100

In which year did the WW1 'Christmas Truce' occur?

1914

100

What country do Christmas Trees come from?

Germany

100

What is the name of Will Ferrell's character in the Christmas film 'ELF'?

Buddy

100

What Christmas-themed ballet premiered in St Petersburg in 1892?

The Nutcracker

100

What is the biggest state in the US?

Alaska

200

Which King of England was crowned on Christmas Day in 1066?

William the Conqueror

200

Where is Santa's workshop (Lapland) located?

Finland

200

How old is Kevin McAllister in the film 'Home Alone'?

8

200

What famous Christmas is actually a parasitic plant?

Mistletoe

200

What is the longest river in Europe?

Volga River (3,530km)

300

Gingerbread houses were first created in Germany in the 16th century. What fairytale were they inspired by?

Hansel and Gretel

300

Where was St Nicholas (Father Christmas) from?

Turkey

300

Who plays 'Paul' in Nativity?

Martin Freeman

300

Which holiday sweet was designed to remind children of the shepherds who visited baby Jesus?

Candycanes

300

Which London Theatre has the same name as a hard white metal with atomic number 46?

The London Palladium

400

What was the Christmas related object that when thrown started the American Revolutionary War?

A snowball

400

In which continent is Christmas Island located?

Asia

400

Who made his Doctor Who debut in the Christmas episode 'The Christmas Invasion' in 2005?

David Tennant

400

According to Austrian folklore, which creature terrorises naughty children at Christmas?

Krampus

400

What is a group of bears called?

A sleuth/ sloth

500

In which country were anti-Christmases popular in the 1920s?

The USSR

500

Father Christmas is known as 'Pai Natal' in which country?

Portugal

500

Which year did Alesha Dixon make her judging debut on the Strictly Christmas special?

2009

500

Name Santa's 9 reindeer

Rudolph, Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, Vixen, Comet, Cupid, Donner & Blitzen

500

Which body of water was referred to as 'Mare Nostrum' by the Romans and Mussolini?

The Mediterranean Sea