Christmas Movies
Christmas History
Christmas Myths
Christmas Food
Christmas Songs
100

In Elf, Buddy explains that elves try to stick to the four main food groups: candy, candy canes, candy corns, and this breakfast topper.

What is syrup

100

This is the month that Christmas is celebrated in every year.

What is December?

100

Despite the popular myth that he lives on a floating ice shelf, Santa Claus's workshop is officially located at this geographic point.

What is the North Pole.

100

Naughty children are traditionally told they will find a lump of this fuel source in their stockings on Christmas morning.

What is coal?

100

According to his famous song, this specific character's nose glows so brightly that it can easily guide Santa’s sleigh through a foggy night.

Who is Rudolph the red nosed reindeer

200

In the movie Home Alone, Kevin McCallister is accidentally left behind while his family flies to this European city.

What is Paris

200

According to the biblical story, Baby Jesus was born in a manger in this small town.

What is Bethlehem?


200

Myth has it that this specific festive holiday plant is actually a parasite that grows on trees, though we still kiss under it.

What is the mistletoe?

200

This creamy, rich holiday beverage is made with milk, sugar, and whipped eggs, and is often topped with cinnamon or nutmeg.

What is eggnog?

200

In the song "Frosty the Snowman," this everyday object is what magically brings Frosty to life.

What is an old silk hat?

300

This 2000 live-action Dr. Seuss adaptation stars Jim Carrey as a green creature trying to ruin the holidays for Whoville.

What is How the Grinch stole Christmas?


300

This jolly man in a red suit is the historical figure we now call Santa Claus.

Who is St Nick?

300

While many believe Santa's outfit was invented by a soda company, early drawings show him in red long before this brand's 1931 ads.

What is Coca-Cola

300

People love to build miniature, decorative houses out of this spiced, baked cookie dough during the holidays.

What is gingerbread?

300

This incredibly famous holiday tune was actually written by James Lord Pierpont in 1857 for a Thanksgiving church program, not Christmas.

What is Jingle bells?

400

In the movie The Polar Express, children are given a steaming mug of this rich, sweet beverage during their train ride to the North Pole.

What is hot chocolate?

400

These three royal figures traveled from the East following a bright star to bring gifts to baby Jesus.

Who are the Three Wise Men?

400

In Austro-Bavarian folklore, this terrifying, horned creature is the "bad cop" to Santa, visiting naughty children to punish them.

Who is Krampus?

400

Thanks to a massive marketing campaign in the 1970s, it is a wildly popular Christmas tradition to eat fried chicken from this American fast-food chain in Japan.

What is KFC

400

In the classic song "The 12 Days of Christmas," your true love sends you this many "lords a-leaping."

What is 10?

500

This is the name of the bumbling, sticky-fingered duo who try to rob Kevin's house in Home Alone.

Who are the wet bandits ( harry and marv )

500

The popular tradition of decorating a modern evergreen tree for Christmas originally began in this European country.

What is Germany?

500

Early 19th-century myths state that the very first artificial Christmas trees weren't made of plastic, but were actually crafted out of dyed goose pieces of this.

What are feathers?

500

In the UK, a silver coin or small trinket is traditionally hidden inside this heavy, fruit-filled holiday dessert for good luck.

What is Christmas Pudding?

500

This 1994 pop anthem by Mariah Carey is officially the best-selling holiday song by a female artist of all time.

What is all I want for Christmas is you?