Christmas traditions
Red and white christmas candy
What is a Candy Cane?
The day they open presents in the US
What is December 25th?
The popular movie in which the sisters want to build a snowman
What is Frozen?
The traditional song sung on December 13th
What is Santa Lucia?
The boy name that Santa Claus is said to be based on
What is Nicolas/Nikolaus?
The sweet treat that many people build and decorate during the holidays
The two traditional Danish Christmas meats served the 24th of December
The city from the Grinch
What is Whoville?
The lyric after "Last Christmas, I gave you my heart" ______
What is "but the very next year, you gave it away"?
What is Coca Cola?
The thing that is put up and decorated in most homes for Christmas
What is a Christmas tree?
The country whare it is a popular tradition to eat KFC on Christmas and where families often have to book their orders weeks in advance
What is Japan?
The title of the Christmas movie about two women switching homes for Christmas?
What is the Holiday?
The thing in Nat King Cole's "The Christmas Song", that is "roasting on an open fire"?
What is Chestnuts?
The two food items you leave out for Santa's reindeer
What is carrots and apples?
The thing naughty children get in their stockings
What is coal?
The typical Hungarian Christmas poppy seed or walnut roll
What is Bejgli?
The number of siblings Kevin from Home Alone have
What is 4?
The most streamed Christmas song on Spotify
What is Mariah Careys "All I Want for Christmas Is You"?
The number of reindeers Santa has
What is 9?
The food ornament hung on the Christmas tree in a secret or hard to find spot
Typical Romanian Christmas dish consisting of cabbage rolls with filling
What is Sarmala?
The two childrens name in National Lampoons Christmas Vacation (Fars fede juleferie)
Who is Russ and Audrey?
The title of the song Paul McCartney released on his own album in 1980
What is "Wonderful Christmas Time"?
The original country Santa Claus is from
What is Turkey?