New Year's Eve Trivia
This is how much the ball weighs in Times Square (in pounds)
*we will accept within 10 pounds
What is 11,875 pounds
This is the Roman god that January is named after (and was the god of beginnings)
What is Janus?
This country is the only one to have won a medal at every Olympic Winter Games
What is the United States?
This was what Frosty the Snowman's nose is made out of
What is a button?
These are the two years that the ball did not drop in Times Square (think restrictions due to wars)
What was 1942 and 1943
This was the original first month in the old Roman Calendar before January
What is March?
In Home Alone, Kevin's family ends up HERE for the holidays (without Kevin)...
What is Paris?
This is what the shortest day of the year is called
What is Winter Solstice?
This is the year the first ball dropped in Times Square in NYC (and we will accept within 10 years)
What is 1907
This is the Zodiac sign that covers January 1-Jan 19
What is Capricorn?
This is the name of the Grinch's dog
What is Max?
This animal freezes solid in the winter and then thaws when it warms back up
What is a Wood Frog?
In Scottish tradition, this is who you kiss at midnight in New Year's Eve
What is Everyone In The Room
This is the national holiday we celebrate (and get the day off to honor) in January
What is MLK, Jr. Day
This is how many sides a snowflake has
What is 6?
What is Spaghetti with Pop Tarts?
This is the food the Dutch believe you should eat on New Year's Day to bring good luck
What are donuts?
Except for leap years, January always begins on the same day as THIS other month
What is October (on leap years, January always begins on the same day as July and April)
This animal's fur turns white in the winter
What is the Arctic Fox?
This is the snowiest city in the world
What is Aomori City in Japan?