Christmas Quiz

Christmas Quiz
Which of these names does NOT belong to one of Santa's reindeer?
A) Comet
B) Klaxon
C) Blitzen
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What is the Irish custom of "feeding the wren" or "hunting the wren" on
December 26?
A) Carrying a Wren door to door, collecting money for charity

B) Leaving a basket of cakes at the door for passers-by
C) Putting out suet and seeds for the wild birds
3
In the Ukraine, what does it mean if you find a spider web in the house on A
Christmas morning?
A) Good luck
B) The winter will be unusually cold
C)Your house needs cleaning
In Sweden, a common Christmas decoration is the Julbukk, a small

figurine of a goat. Of what material is it usually made?
A) Candy
C) Fir Wood
In many households, part of the fun of eating Christmas pudding is

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finding a trinket that predicts your fortune for the coming year. For
instance, finding a coin means you will become wealthy. What will you be
if you find a button?
A) Poor
B) Straw
B) Famous
C) A bachelor
In Tchaikovsky's ballet "The Nutcracker", who is the nutcracker's main

enemy?
A) Dr Almond B) The King of Mice C) The Fairy Queen
Many of us are quite familiar with the first verses of the traditional
Christmas carols, but how well do you know the rest of the lyrics? For
instance, what is the first line of the second verse of Angels from the
Realms of Glory?
A) Christ by highest heaved adored

B) Shepherds in the fields abiding
C) Don we now our gayest apparel
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At lavish Christmas feasts in the Middle Ages, swans and peacocks were
sometimes served "endored". What does that mean?
A) The feet and beaks where served coated with gold

B) The guests knelt in adoration as the birds were brought in
C) The flesh was painted in Saffron dissolved in melted butter
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Which of the following names does NOT belong one of the Three Kings? B
A) Caspar
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B) Teleost C) Melchior
One of the adventures of Sherlock Holmes takes place during the

Christmas season. Which of these does the tale hinge upon?
A) Burglar disguised as Father Christmas

B) A poisoned flask of Napoleon brandy
C) A blue diamond found in a goose
11
Which well-known author of fantasy fiction also created a book called

The Father Christmas Letters?
A) Lewis Carroll
B) JRR Tolkein
C) CS Lewis
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All through the Christmas season in old England, "lambswool" could be

found in the houses of the well-to-do. What was it?
A) Imitation snow used in decorations
B) A material used for making Christmas gifts
C) A brew of hot ale with roast apples floating in it
13
One of the most loved Christmas books is A Christmas Carol.
Who wrote it?

A) Mark Twain B) Charles Dickens C) Hans Christian Anderson
14
In Victorian times, most Londoners would have been familiar with the
"goose club". What was it?
A) A stout stick used for slaughtering geese

B) A Pantomime troupe specialising in slapstick
C) A method of saving to buy a goose for Christmas
15
After Scrooge has reformed his life at the end of Charles Dickens' A
Christmas Carol, he invites Bob Cratchit to join him for some "smoking
bishop". What did he mean?
A) A premium pipe tobacco

B) A Christmas pudding soaked in Brandy and set alight
C) A hot spiced drink
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In Victorian England, turkeys were popular for Christmas dinners. Some C

of the birds were raised in Norfolk, and taken to market in London. To get
them to London, the turkeys:
A)Were herded by sheep dogs
B) Rode in huge wagons called turkey-vans
C) Were supplied with boots made of leather or sacking
17
Many movies on Christmas themes have been made for television and the B
cinema over the years, including dozens of versions of Charles Dickens' A
Christmas Carol. Which of the following films has NOT yet been made?
A) An All Dogs Christmas Carol
B) Popeye's Christmas Carol
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C) Goat Christmas
In Armenia, the Traditional Christmas Eve meal consists of:

A) Fried fish, lettuce and spinach
B) Square meat pies
C) Broiled Partridges and Gooseberry sauce
19
What was the name of the boy in the film The Snowman?
A) Alan
B) Jimmy
C) James
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How many ingredients did the Catholic Church decree that there should
be in a Christmas pudding?
A) 4
B) 7
C) 13
What is a baby turkey called?
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A) Chick
B) Turk
C) Poult
22
White Christmas is a cake made from coconut, rice and dried fruit is
popular in which country?
A) Hawaii
B) Australia
C) Indonesia
23
What fish is popular as a Christmas dish in Eastern Europe?

A) Perch
B) Carp
C) Salmon
24
Which British monarch was the first to broadcast their Christmas message
on television?
A) Queen Elizabeth II
B) King George V
C) King George VI

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Which of these names does NOT belong to one of Santa's reindeer?

A) Carrying a Wren door to door, collecting money for charity

In Sweden, a common Christmas decoration is the Julbukk, a small

In many households, part of the fun of eating Christmas pudding is

In Tchaikovsky's ballet "The Nutcracker", who is the nutcracker's main

A) Christ by highest heaved adored

A) The feet and beaks where served coated with gold

One of the adventures of Sherlock Holmes takes place during the

A) Burglar disguised as Father Christmas

Which well-known author of fantasy fiction also created a book called

All through the Christmas season in old England, "lambswool" could be

One of the most loved Christmas books is A Christmas Carol.

Who wrote it?

A) A stout stick used for slaughtering geese

A) A premium pipe tobacco

In Victorian England, turkeys were popular for Christmas dinners. Some C

In Armenia, the Traditional Christmas Eve meal consists of:

What fish is popular as a Christmas dish in Eastern Europe?

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