Christmas Traditions
Singing to your neighbors
Caroling
Deck the hall with...
balls of Holly
The WHO Family
How The Grinch Stole Christmas
What is the title of this song? "I really can't stay, I've got to go away. The evening has been, so very nice"
Baby It's Cold Outside
A hula hoop
If caught under this, you must kiss
Mistletoe
Joy to the World
The Lord Has Come
The Griswold Family
Christmas Vacation
Cause up to 50% of the cases of the common cold
Rhinoviruses
The Grinch stole all of the presents from this town.
WhoVille
A decorated house you set out for decoration
Gingerbread House
On the Third Day of Christmas, my true love gave to me...
3 French Hens
The McCallister Family
Home Alone
The Wicked Witch of the West yelled this phrase that would be expected to be yelled out by Frosty the Snowman as winter ends .
I'm Melting !
This cartoon character brings a tiny, little tree to his friends to decorate.
Charlie Brown
Which popular Christmas beverage is also called "milk punch?"
Egg Nog
Angels we have heard on high
Sweetly singing o'er the plains OR
Sweetly, Sweetly Through the Night
The Calvin Family
The Santa Clause
The flu is caused by:
Bacteria
Viruses
Both
Viruses
What was the Grinch's dogs name?
Max
When is the earliest you should put up your Christmas Tree
O Christmas Tree, O Christmas Tree
How lovely are thy branches
The Parker Family
A Christmas Story
Taking antibiotics for a cold or flu…
a) Is a good idea, just to be on the safe side.
b) Can’t do any harm, but probably won’t do any good.
c) Would probably do more harm than good.
C- would probably do more harm than good. If a virus to blame, antibiotics will be useless as they only kill bacteria. But to make matters worse, antibiotics will kill the “good” bacteria in your body as well as the “bad”, and you need the good bacteria to maintain your health.
What makes Frosty in Frosty the Snowman come to life?
An old silk hat