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CHRISTMAS TRIVIA

1. When was the first Christmas card sent? Who designed it?

A 1743
B 1843
C 1943
D 1963

Answer: The first Christmas card was sent in 1843

2. How do you say “Merry Christmas” in Spanish?

A Feliz Ano Nuevo


B Felices Fiestas
C Feliz Navidad
D Para Navidad

Answer: Feliz Navidad

3. In Japan, this modern food tradition has gain popularity. What do they do ?

A Roll red, white and green Sushi


B Share a bucket of Kentucky Fried Chicken
C Eat ramen with turkey teriyaki
D Cook Mashed Potato Onomiyaki

Answer : B

4. Approximately how many turkeys were purchased at Christmas 2013 in the UK; 1 million, 10
million , 15 million, or 20 million?

Answer : 10 Million

5. The French word “Noel” is often used around Christmas, but what was its original meaning
in Latin?

A Jesus
B Holy
C Birth
D Snow

Answer : C

6. What Southeast Asian country boasts the longest holiday season starting with decorations
and carols as early as September and celebrations that last sometimes until late January?
A Phillipines
B Indonesia
C Singapore
D Laos

7. How many gifts would you receive if you received all of the gifts in the song "The
Twelve Days of Christmas"?

A 12 gifts
B 27 gifts
C 172 gifts
D 364 gifts

Anwers : 364 Gifts!

Open ended Questions

Why are Christmas candy canes red and white in color?

Answer: The color white symbolizes the purity of Jesus, and the color red symbolizes the
blood that Jesus shed for us.

What Disney cartoon character is a Christmas Eve staple in Sweden and is watched by
millions of Swedes every year?

Donald Duck

The tradition started in 1959 when the Disney special “From All of Us to All of You” but
titled “Donald Duck and his friends wish you a Merry Christmas” in Sweden ran on
television. There were very few channels in Sweden at the time so it was watched by many
Swedes and ended up becoming a Christmas Eve tradition.

In the traditional song, "Go Tell It on the Mountain", what are you suppose to go tell on
a mountain?
Our Jesus Christ is born!

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