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100

How many times does Santa check his list?

Answer: Twice

100

This beloved holiday TV special, first aired in 1964, follows a young reindeer who, after being excluded by his peers, goes on an adventure to find his place and ultimately becomes a hero on Christmas Eve

Answer: Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer

100

Visible on clear winter nights in Yellowknife, the Northern Lights are also known by this scientific name

Answer: Aurora Borealis

100

This popular Christmas song, released by José Feliciano in 1970, shares its name with the Spanish phrase for "Merry Christmas"

Answer: Feliz Navidad

100

This warm drink or cold drink, often made with milk, sugar, and eggs, is a classic Christmas treat

Answer: Eggnog

200

This catch 1994 Christmas tune is the best-selling Christmas single ever recorded by a female artist, and is one of the highest-selling singles in music history

Answer: All I Want For Christmas Is You

200

This fictional town is famously threatened by a grumpy green character with a changeable heart

Answer: Whoville

200

You’re going ice fishing with the new gear you were gifted for Christmas. Heading down the Ingraham Trail, which lake do you come across first: Prosperous Lake or Prelude Lake?

Answer: Prosperous Lake

200

!!!Daily Double!!!

Santa uses his reindeer to travel around the world on Christmas Eve. Name at least 5 of them. Whoever can name the most gets double the points

Answer: Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, Vixen, Comet, Cupid, Donder (Donner), Blitzen (Blixem)

200

This magical household figure moves from room to room, helping Santa by making sure children are being good

Answer: Elf on a Shelf

300

In the “Twelve Days of Christmas”, The singer’s true love gives them five of these on day 5

Answer: 5 Golden Rings

300

What did Dumbledore give Harry Potter for Christmas during his 1st year at Hogwarts?

Answer: The Cloak of Invisibility

300

This local legend, known as the Snow King, builds a magical snow castle each winter in Yellowknife, What is his real name?

Answer: Tony Foliot

300

Gingerbread houses, a popular Christmas tradition, are thought to have originated in this European country, inspired by the tale of Hansel and Gretel

Answer: Germany

300

Canada is one of the world’s top exporters of this holiday essential, with Nova Scotia leading the charge

Answer: Christmas Trees

400

This song was initially condemned by the Roman Catholic Church for allegedly portraying an adulterous affair


Answer: I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus

400

In Home Alone, Harry and Marv, the burglars, give themselves this nickname because of Marv's habit of leaving a unique calling card at the scene of their crimes. What is the nickname?

Answer: The Wet Bandits

400

What was the date of this year's Yellowknife Christmas Parade?

Answer: November 23rd

400

Santa’s workshop is at the North Pole. This country is the closest to it

Answer: Canada

400

This tradition, now associated with Christmas, began in Ancient Greece as a blessing of fertility in wedding ceremonies

Answer: Kissing under the mistletoe

500

"Silent Night" was originally written in this language

Answer: German

500

This skeleton, known as the "Pumpkin King," is the main character of The Nightmare Before Christmas

Answer: Jack Skellington

500

!!!Daily Double!!!

The coldest temperature (windchill not included) ever recorded in Yellowknife happened a few days after Santa made his rounds in 1947. Whoever answers closest to the temperature will receive the 500 points. If a team answers the exact temperature to the first decimal, that team receives double (1000 points)

Answer: -51.2°C

500

On St. Nicholas Day, children in the Netherlands and other countries leave _______ out to be filled with treats

Answer: Shoes

500

In Canada, children can send letters to Santa through a special program with this festive postal code

Answer: H0H 0H0