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Christmas Quiz: 30 Questions From Easy to Insane
Christmas quiz with 30 questions from easy to insane: Santa, reindeer, Christmas songs and the weirdest Christmas traditions around the world. Which song was first played in space, what do families in Japan eat on Christmas and which country builds a giant straw goat? Christmas trivia for the…
- 32 questions
- 7 min
- 10 Easy
- 10 Medium
- 7 Hard
- 5 Genius
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Christmas Quiz: 30 Questions From Easy to Insane: questions and answers
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Which reindeer was NOT in the original 1823 poem? Dasher · Comet · Rudolph
Rudolph – The poem named eight reindeer in 1823. Rudolph was invented 116 years later, in 1939!
What color is Santa's suit, traditionally? Green · Red · Blue
Red – Old pictures often showed him in green, too!
How many reindeer pull Santa's sleigh, with Rudolph? Seven · Nine · Twelve
Nine
Which plant is called the Christmas flower? Poinsettia · Rose · Tulip
Poinsettia
What do many kids leave out for Santa? Milk and cookies · Pizza · Lemonade
Milk and cookies – In the UK, kids often leave mince pies instead!
Which treat is shaped like a shepherd's hook? Lollipop · Candy cane · Gummy bear
Candy cane
A snowman's nose is usually a... Carrot · Button · Pine cone
Carrot
Where does Santa live, according to tradition? The North Pole · Greenland · The South Pole
The North Pole
On the first day of Christmas, my true love gave me... Two turtle doves · A partridge in a pear tree · Five golden rings
A partridge in a pear tree
Which reindeer has a shiny red nose? Dasher · Rudolph · Comet
Rudolph
Santa Claus is based on which saint? Saint George · Saint Patrick · Saint Nicholas
Saint Nicholas
Which country started the Christmas tree tradition? Germany · England · USA
Germany
In which country is it summer at Christmas? Canada · Australia · Russia
Australia
Dutch kids put out shoes for... Sinterklaas · Father Frost · La Befana
Sinterklaas
What do many families in Japan eat for Christmas? Sushi · Fried chicken · Turkey
Fried chicken – It started with a famous 1970s ad campaign!
In 'Jingle Bells', the sleigh is pulled by... Eight reindeer · One horse · Two dogs
One horse
'Jingle Bells' made history as the first song... Played in space · On the radio · On a CD
Played in space – Astronauts played it on a harmonica in 1965!
What does 'Noël' come from? A word for birth · A word for snow · A word for joy
A word for birth
Which country builds a giant straw Christmas goat? Greece · Sweden · Spain
Sweden
In Italy, which kind witch brings gifts on January 6? La Befana · Krampus · Frau Holle
La Befana – Legend says she was too busy cleaning to follow the Three Wise Men!
How many gifts in total in 'The Twelve Days of Christmas'? 78 · 144 · 364
364 – One for almost every day of the year!
The 'X' in 'Xmas' comes from which language? Latin · Greek · Hebrew
Greek – X is the Greek letter Chi, the first letter of Christ in Greek!
Which horned figure scares naughty kids in Austria? Krampus · Grinch · Jack Frost
Krampus
Christmas crackers were invented in... France · England · Germany
England
'Silent Night' was first performed in... Austria · Germany · Switzerland
Austria
In Ukraine, which surprising thing decorates trees for luck? Spider webs · Fish bones · Feathers
Spider webs
Catalonia's Tió de Nadal is a log that kids... Burn · Feed · Paint
Feed – After feeding it, they tap it with sticks until it 'gives' sweets!
Tinsel was first made from real... Silver · Gold · Glass
Silver
In Caracas, Venezuela, many people get to Christmas Mass on... Bikes · Roller skates · Horses
Roller skates – Some streets close to cars so people can skate safely!
How many reindeer are named in 'The Night Before Christmas'? Six · Eight · Nine
Eight
Which came first: Rudolph or Santa's sleigh? Same year · Rudolph · The sleigh
The sleigh
In which country is Santa's official village, with its own post office? Finland · Norway · Iceland
Finland