Modern Christmas Movies
Holiday History
Christmas Songs
Holiday Food
Classic Christmas Movies
100
This drink was served on The Polar Express.
Hot chocolate
100
Pagan holiday preceding Christmas.
Winter Solstice/Saturnalia
100
What was given on "the 8th day of Christmas."
Maids a Milking
100
The main ingredient in a traditional Christmas pudding.
Dried fruit.
100
This classic Christmas song was introduced in Meet Me in St. Louis.
Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas
200
Name this movie.
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Elf
200
Hanukkah is the celebration of the military victory of which group of people.
Maccabees.
200
These lyrics are from which song? "What a bright time, it's the right time to rock the night away..."
Jingle Bell Rock
200
This is what most Hannukah food is cooked in to commemorate the 8 days.
Oil (latkes, sufganiyot)
200
In "Miracle on 34th Street", Kris Kringle is hired to play Santa Claus in this store.
Macy's.
300
This movie is about a boy whose family left for vacation without him.
Home Alone
300
This famous 225-ton gift was given on Christmas Day in 1886 to New York City.
Statue of Liberty.
300
"...come and behold him born the king of angels.."
O Come All Ye Faithful
300
This bright-colored candy is shaped like domes and used to decorate gingerbread houses.
Gumdrops
300
The starring actress in Christmas in Connecticut.
Barbara Stanwyck
400
The name of the town in, "How the Grinch Stole Christmas"
Whoville
400
The Latin meaning of the word Noel.
Birthday
400
In ‘Frosty the Snowman,’ this made Frosty come to life.
Old Silk Hat
400
This is traditionally hidden inside a Christmas pudding.
Coin
400
The fictional "Holiday Inn" was located in this state.
Connecticut
500
Christmas Vacation features the funny failures of this fictional family.
Griswolds
500
The inventor of the first strand of electric lights.
Thomas Edison
500
The opening line of ‘The Christmas Song’ popularly sung by Nat King Cole.
Chestnuts roasting on an open fire...
500
This small candy is featured in a classic Christmas commercial that has Santa exclaim “They do exist!” before fainting.
M&M's
500
This line follows this George Bailey quote twice in the film 'I wish I had a million dollars!
Hot Dog!