Characters
Traditions
Christ-mas
Food
Movies
100
What is the name of Charlie Brown's dog in A Charlie Brown Christmas?
Snoopy
100
What is food is sung "roasting over the open fire"?
Chestnuts
100
Where was Jesus born?
Bethlehem
100
In the old days, women in England who wanted to find a husband ate what at Christmas for good luck?
A gingerbread man
100
What is the name of the little girl in "The Grinch"
Cindy Lou Who
200
Who played Kevin McCallister in the Home Alone movie?
Macaulay Culkin
200
What traditionally goes on top of the Christmas tree?
An angel
200
What angel told Mary she was expecting?
Gabriel
200
The children had visions of these dancing in their heads?
Sugar plums
200
On the movie "A Christmas Story" what did Ralphie want from Santa?
a BB gun
300
This actor played Buddy on the Christmas movie "Elf"
Will Ferrell
300
If you are standing under this, you might get kissed!
A mistletoe
300
What did the drummer boy bring as a gift?
he played a song on his drums
300
In Japan, which famous fast food restaurant brand is a traditional Christmas treat?
KFC
300
Which famous actor played Santa Clause in the movie Santa Clause.
Hint: He also played in Home Improvement as Tim the Tool Man
Tim Allen
400
Name 4 of the reindeers not including Rudolph
Their names are Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, Vixen, Comet, Cupid, Donner, Blitzen and, of course, Rudolph.
400
What does Santa leave you if you are bad?
a lump of coal
400
Jesus who was born on December 25th,would be this zodiac sign.
Capricorn
400
True or false: Before turkey became popular, the traditional Christmas dinner in England included a pig’s head smothered in mustard?
True
and before that it was 'blackbird pie'
400
Who played Scrooge in 1988?
Bill Murray
500
Which real-life person is Santa Claus based on?
The Christian bishop St. Nicholas
500
When did the tradition of decorating Christmas trees take off in America?
Around 1890
For thousands of years, cultures from Egypt to Northern Europe have celebrated the Winter solstice by decorating their homes with green palm fronds and evergreen boughs to breathe life into the shortest, darkest day of the year. The first Christmas trees were brought indoors by 16th-century German Christians, and Martin Luther is credited with placing the first burning candles in a Christmas tree to mimic the sparkling stars. Puritanical American preachers railed against “pagan” Christmas trees and the tradition didn’t catch on in U.S. homes until the 1890s.
500
Which of the names means "God is with us"
Jesus
Emmanuel
Christ
Emmanuel
500
In Tudor times, they roasted a bird before putting it back together (including the feathers) and served it to impress guests at a Christmas banquet. Which bird was it?
A peacock
500
What item can only be heard by those who believe in the magic of Christmas on the movie Polar Express?
The train
Reindeer bells
A Trumpet
Reindeer bells