Christmas
Movies
Movies
Snow Days
New Years Eve
Christmas Season
College Football Bowl Season
100
In Home Alone, Harry and Marv are known as THIS nickname
The Wet Bandits
100
This animated princess has the power to create snow and ice, often singing "Let It Go."
Elsa
100
The famous square where the New York City ball drop takes place.
Times Square
100
This popular Christmas song, often sung while "dashing through the snow," was originally written for Thanksgiving
Jingle Bells
100
This bowl game is known as "The Granddaddy of Them All" due to it being the oldest college football game
Rose Bowl
200
In National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation, Clark Griswold plans to use his holiday bonus to build this in his backyard.
A swimming pool
200
The specific metal object that children sometimes try to bury under their pillow in hopes of getting a snow day.
Spoon
200
The country that celebrates its New Year in late January or early February and bases its calendar on the cycles of the moon.
China
200
These bright red plants, native to Mexico, are the most popular Christmas flowers.
Poinsettias
200
The two major conferences whose champions traditionally faced off in the Rose Bowl before the College Football Playoff era.
Pac-12 vs. Big Ten
300
This 2003 rom-com follows eight different couples in London during the weeks leading up to Christmas.
Love Actually
300
The coldest temperature (-128.5 F) ever recorded on Earth was in Antartica by THIS country at Vostok Station.
Soviet Union
300
Robert Burns is the Scottish poet who wrote the lyrics to THIS New Year's Eve anthem
Auld Lang Syne
300
This aromatic spice is often sprinkled on top of the classic holiday beverage, eggnog
Nutmeg/cinnamon
300
The College Football Playoff Semifinals and Quarterfinals are rotated among these six major bowl games, collectively known by this name.
News Years Six
400
This is the department store that serves as the backdrop to the 1947 Christmas classic Miracle on 34th Street
Macy's
400
This winter Olympic sport involves sliding down an ice track in a small sled, head-first, while lying on your stomach.
Skeleton
400
The name of the company that owns the skyscraper atop which the famous New Year's Eve Ball is dropped.
One Times Square
400
This specific type of "log" was originally a massive piece of wood burned in the hearth to celebrate the winter solstice.
Yule Log
400
The state that hosts the most bowl games each year, often including the Orange, Gator, and Citrus Bowls.
Florida
500
This 2023 film starring Paul Giamatti as a grumpy teacher at a boarding school became an instant holiday critical darling.
The Holdovers
500
The city that holds the record for the most snowfall in a single 24-hour period in the U.S. at 76 inches, which happened in 1921.
Silver Lake, Colorado
500
The New Year in the U.S. was originally celebrated in March, until the Roman calendar was replaced by this calendar system in 1582.
Gregorian calendar
500
This country is credited with starting the tradition of putting up and decorating a Christmas tree
Germany
500
This colorful dessert pastry is the title sponsor for an Orlando-based bowl game, where winners get to watch the mascot jump into a toaster and then eat pieces of a large version of the pastry
Pop-Tarts Bowl