Winter
Winter food/drink
Holidays
Random
Holiday Movies
100
What is unique about a snowflake?
A) They never melt
B) They form in cold weather
C) They are never identical
C) They are never identical
100
What food and drink is typically left for Santa?
Milk and Cookies
100
When is Christmas Day?
December 25th
100
What goes on top of a Christmas tree?
an angel/a star
100
"Home Alone"
200
Christmas is always on a Friday.
True or False.
False.
200
Kimchi is a Korean dish typically made ....
Cabbage
200
Where does Santa Claus live?
The North Pole
200
What do Santa’s elves have on the end of their shoes?
bells
200
Which of these is not a holiday movie?
Frozen, Home Alone, or It's a Wonderful Life
Frozen
300
What month does winter officially start?
A) November
B) December
C) January
B) December
300
Candy canes are traditionally which two colors?
Red and white
300
How many reindeer pull Santa's sleigh?
8 Reindeers
300
Which reindeer has a red nose?
Rudolph
300
Name one of the things Buddy the Elf eat on his spaghetti?
candy, candy corn, syrup, and sugar, chocolate syrup, marshmallows, Pop-Tarts
400
At what temperature does it snow?
0 degrees Celsius
400
Which fruit is traditionally put inside a Christmas stocking?
Orange/Tangerine
400
What is Santa's postal code?
H0H 0H0
400
Which country started the tradition of putting up the Christmas tree?
A- Germany
B- Turkey
C- Russia
A- Germany
400
What holiday movie takes place in "Whoville"
How the Grinch Stole Christmas
500
What is the coldest continent?
Antartica
500
What beverage company has been using Santa Claus in its advertising since 1931?
Coca-Cola
500
Why do so many people wear red on Chinese New Year?
A) It's fashionable
B) It's a sigh of luck
C) It is a sign of wealth
D) It is Santa's colour
B) It's a sigh of luck
500
Who is the author of "Christmas carol"?
Charles Dickens
500
Name 3 of the top 5 highest grossing (makes the most money) Christmas movies.
The Grinch ($538 million), Home Alone ($476 million), Home Alone 2 ($359 million) How the Grinch Stole Christmas ($346 million), A Christmas Carol ($325 million)