Oh Christmas Tree
At the height of Cold War, this agency started tracking Santa's flight, due to a type-o in a local paper.
What is NORAD?
In Spain, children receive gifts from these men 12 days after Christmas. Keep thinking, maybe you'll have an Epiphany.
Who are the Three Wise Men? (Or Three Kings)
Translating to "God With Us", this is another name for baby Jesus, who was wrapped in clothes and laid in a manger.
What is Emmanuel?
This holiday was started to give the servants a day off work, in recognition of good service throughout the year.
What is Boxing Day?
In Japan, it is tradition to eat this fast food on Christmas Eve.
What is KFC?
Now typically hung on Christmas trees, this item was originally used by German grandparents and parents to keep young children quiet in during church services.
What is a candy cane?
The American tradition of "Santa Claus" originates from the "Sinter Klaas" tradition of this Country.
What is the Netherlands?
This cake is a smaller version of the Nordic tradition of burning a whole tree for the Winter Solstice.
What is a Yule Log?
The Druids considered this holiday decoration to be an aphrodisiac.
What is mistletoe?
While American children leave out milk and cookies for Santa, Irish children leave this out.
What is a pint of Guinness?
In some coastal areas, Christmas trees are recycled to create this underwater habitat.
What are artificial reefs?
St. Nicholas is from this country.
Where is Turkey?
There are 8 nights of Chanukah, but a menorah holds this many candles!
What is 9?
This word is derived from the French saying “Les bonnes nouvelles” and means “the good news”.
Noel
This Russian Christmas ballet, was originally a total flop.
What is The Nutcracker?
The Christmas tree was popularized worldwide by this Empress.
Who is Queen Victoria?
Fear not children! This American Doctor has assured us that Santa has "innate immunity" and will not be catching COVID on his trip around the world.
Who is Dr. Fauci?
This frequently roasted nut, was almost wiped out in the Americas due to blight.
What is the Chestnut?
Christmas falls near this Roman Holiday.
What is Saturnalia?
This holiday's name is derived from Swahili and translates to “first fruits of the harvest.”
What is Kwanzaa?
The tree in Trafalgar Square in London is provided by this country every year.
What is Norway?
On what street did Santa's miracle take place?
What is 34th Street?
Many Churches around the world light these in the four Sundays leading up to Christmas.
What are Advent Wreaths?
Henry VIII had this roasted bird, instead of a Turkey, for his Christmas feasts.
What is a swan?
This traditional cake dates back to Ancient Egypt.
What is a fruitcake?