Snow
Winter Holidays
Winter Animals
SOUP!
Winter Sports
100

There are no two snowflakes that are exactly alike. True or False? 

False- sometimes repeats do happen. 

100

Which holiday involves leaving stockings out at night to be filled with gifts?

Christmas.

100

Where do emperor penguins live?

Antarctica

100

What is the most popular soup in America? 

Chicken Noodle

100

What is the only country to have won a medal at every winter olympics? 

The US

200

How tall was the largest snowball ever made? 

9 feet

200

What holiday do people celebrate by lighting a menorah for eight days?

Hanukkah

200

What kind of animals can you find at the North Pole?

The North Pole is home to a variety of Arctic animals, including polar bears, Arctic foxes, and seals.

200

About how many bowls of soup to Americans eat annually? 

10 billion

200

Skiing is the most popular winter sport in the US. Which US state is home to the largest number of ski resorts (50+)?

New York

300

What percent of Earth's fresh water is locked in ice and snow? 

About 80%

300

What is celebrated on the third Monday of January, honoring an American civil rights leader?

Martin Luther King Jr. Day

300

What do polar bears mainly eat?

Seals

300

What artist famously painted soup cans and ate Campbell's soup for lunch for 20 years?

Andy Warhol

300

What country has the most winter olympic medals? 

Norway. 

400

What is the original starting piece of material for a snowflake? 

Dust/pollen particles that grow as water vapor freezes onto it. 

400

What is the name of the famous ballet performed during the winter holiday season?

The Nutcracker.

400

How do emperor penguins keep warm in the harsh Antarctic climate?

Emperor penguins have several adaptations to keep warm, including a layer of dense feathers, a thick layer of blubber, and a behavior called huddling, where they gather in large groups to conserve heat.

400

What is the rarest soup in the world? 

Bird's Nest Soup. As you might expect, bird's nest soup is indeed made from a bird's nest, but not one of twigs. In fact, these swiftlet nests are actually made out of the birds' saliva. Tasty, right? Once the nests are cleaned and strained, they create a gelatinous soup.

400

When/where were the first olympics to rely on artificial snow?

Beijing Olympics- 2022.

500

Snow can be pink, orange, or purple due to what?

Algae

500

What festival involves a parade, dragons, and fireworks to celebrate the lunar new year?

Chinese New Year.

500

Which bird is known for sometimes staying on the North American continent during the winter instead of migrating?

The Cardinal

500

When was the earliest soup evidence found to be from? 

The earliest soup evidence (6000 BC) points to hippopotamus soup in Mesopotamia, made by boiling bones. 

500

How do you play the winter game "skeleton?" 

Athletes ride face-first on a small sled down an icy track.