(Xmas)
Fun facts
Fun facts
According to Hallmark, approximately 1.3B ____ are sent annually?
During the holidays, this famous New York City landmark features a colossal Christmas tree and a popular ice-skating rink.
What is Rockefeller Center?
This real-life department store served as the setting for the Christmas film “Miracle on 34th Street”.
What is Macy's?
The name for money given as presents during the Jewish festival of Hanukkah
What is gelt?
Taylor Swift publicly announced her relationship with this football star
Who is Travis Kelce
It takes this many years for a pine tree to grow to an acceptable Christmas tree height.
What is 15?
The first Christmas market originated in this country
What is Germany?
This is the highest-grossing Christmas film of all time.
What is the Grinch?
Hanukkah candles are lit in this direction
What is right to left?
This athlete won the women’s singles title at the US Open
One in three men wait until this day to do their Christmas shopping.
What is Christmas Eve?
The English also refer to Santa Claus by this proper-sounding name
What is Father Christmas?
The year a "A Charlie Brown Christmas" first aired
What is 1965?
According to the song, Dreidels are made out of this material
What is clay?
As of 2023, this country overtook China as the most populous in the world
What is India?
America's second favorite winter beverage (according to YouGov survey)
Eggnog
British holiday on Dec 26
What is Boxing Day?
This song tops Billboard's list of the 100 greatest holiday songs of all time
What is “All I Want For Christmas Is You” by Mariah Carey?
Latkes, or potato pancakes, are a traditional food served at Hanukkah. Before latkes were made of potatoes, they were primarily made of _____.
What is cheese?
What is the name of the social media app designed by Meta, aimed to rival Twitter/X?
What is Threads?
In this country, children can send their letters to the postal code "H0H 0H0" and receive personalized replies from Santa
What is Canada?
This tradition, now associated with Christmas, began in Ancient Greece as a blessing of fertility in wedding ceremonies.
What is kissing under the mistletoe?
This brand is thought to have cemented the rosy-cheeked, bearded Santa Claus that is associated with Christmas today
What is Coca-Cola?
The number of variations "Hanukkah" can be spelled
What is 16?
What was the Oxford English Dictionary word of the year?
What is Rizz?