Winter holidays around the world

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According to the Christmas carol, what is Frosty's nose made of?

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What language did St. Nicholas of Myra speak?

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Greek

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Hanukkah is celebrated in Judaism as a festival of lights for how many nights?

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8

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During Hanukkah, celebrants enjoy foods heavy with what common ingredient?

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oil

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Kwanzaa dates back to 1966 and means what in Swahili?

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"First fruits"

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Those who celebrate Kwanzaa light candles on a kinara: red for struggle, green for hope, and black for what?

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The African people

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Boxing Day (the day after Christmas) originated in the UK and traditionally gives who the day off to celebrate Christmas?

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Servants

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Boxing Day dates back to the Middle Ages where the collection boxes of donations for the poor were opened where?

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Churches

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Saturnalia was celebrated Dec. 17 with festivals, gambling, and masters trading places with slaves (for one meal) in what ancient city?

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Rome

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Omisoka is Japan's New Year celebration where people traditionally eat what to connect the old year to the new?

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long noodles