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Christmas PotpourriChristmas Trivia Questions - Printable TriviaClick the question mark found beside each question for the answer.  When is Ukrainian Christmas?
January 6th - The Ukrainian celebrations commence on the 6th of January and end on the 19th. Hermey the Elf does not want to make toys. What does he want to do?
Be a dentist - He and Rudolph run away and find the Island of Misfit toys. What would you hang on a tree in Whoville?
Who-who fluff - Dang Donglers go on the bathtub. Who played the role of Mary Hatch in the Christmas classic "It's a Wonderful Life"?
Donna Reed - The movie was directed by Frank Capra. Who plays the love of Scrooge in the movie "Scrooged"?
Karen Allen - Karen Allen plays the role of Claire Phillips. According to the Dutch, when does Sinterklaas arrive?
The 5th December - Sinterklaas is the same as the North American Santa Claus. According to the carol, what do you deck with bays and rosemary?
The boar's head - The 'Boar's Head Carol' is a very old traditional English Christmas carol. Which country has Father Frost?
The Ukraine - Father Frost is their version of Santa Claus. His sled is pulled by three reindeer. Which carol was written by Katherine K. Davis - The Little Drummer Boy, What Child is This or Silver Bells?
The Little Drummer Boy - The song debuted in 1957. How many ships come into the harbor on Christmas day according to the carol?
3 - The song is entitled 'I Saw Three Ships on Christmas Day'. What carol would you be singing if you were singing "O Tannenbaum"?
O Christmas Tree - O Tannenbaum is the German rendition of the famous carol 'O Christmas Tree'. What was the name of the angel in the film, "It’s a Wonderful Life"?
Clarence - The angel is sent to show George how wonderful and rich his life really is. What role does Bob Newhart play in the movie Elf?
Papa Elf - The role of Buddy is played by Will Ferrell. Which country's wealthy citizens used to eat pheasant for Christmas dinner?
England - Turkey is not native to Europe. Who invented the Christmas Cracker?
Tom Smith - Tom Smith was a candy maker. Who released the Christmas Carol "A Soalin"?
Peter, Paul and Mary - The carol debuted in 1963. Who sent the very first Christmas card?
Henry Cole - The first card was sent in 1843. In which country would you celebrate reveillon as part of the Christmas tradition?
France - Reveillon is often celebrated on Christmas Eve. Who plays the Snowman in the film "Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer"?
Burl Ives - Burl Ives is the narrator of the story. Who made Christmas in Dixie a hit?
Alabama - The song came out in 1982. Which modern carol has the line, "Had to grow up and see the world through different shades of doubt"?
Christmas Through Your Eyes - The song was released by Gloria Estafan in 1992. Which modern carol was written by the Kinks?
Father Christmas - The song was written by Ray Davis and made its debut in 1977. According to the song, what should you do while it is frightful outside?
Make pop corn - The line is heard in the carol 'Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!'. Who helps Prancer the reindeer in the movie Prancer?
Jessica - The little girl is the daughter of an apple farmer. Who plays the lead in the movie, "It's a Wonderful Life"?
James Stewart - He plays the role of George Bailey. In what year was the film "Elf" released?
2003 - The film was directed by Jon Favreau and written by David Berenbaum. Who stars in the classic Christmas movie, "The Bells of St. Mary"?
Bing Crosby - The film premiered in 1945. In the Christmas film, "I'll Be Home for Christmas," what will Jake Wilson get from his father if he gets home on time?
A car - The car is a 1957 Porsche. Who plays the role Clark Griswold in National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation?
Chevy Chase - Beverly D'Angelo plays the role of his loving wife.  Click Here For a Printable Version of This Quiz  Click Here to Play This Quiz Interactively Related Quizzes:
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