Winter Trivia Quiz

Hey Hollie, Rachel, and Kash! Can you guess which city holds the title for being the snowiest in the world, on average?

• Aomari, Japan

• Berlin, Germany

• Anchorage, Alaska

• Montreal, Canada

Pippa and Ross are having a friendly debate about holiday traditions. Can you help them settle it? In which country did the delightful tradition of decorating gingerbread houses begin?

• Sweden

• Germany

• US

• Russia

Emma and Kash are having a fun debate about the history of the Winter Olympics. Can you help them out by telling them where the very first Winter Olympics were held?

• Vancouver, Canada

• Oslo, Norway

• Beijing, China

• Chamonix, France

Hey Paula, Sarah-N, and Claire! Can you guess which ancient stone monument is perfectly aligned with the winter solstice sunset? It's a real marvel of ancient engineering!

• Stonehenge

• Easter Island Heads

• Machu Pichu

• Lanyon Quoit

Sarah-J and Emma are planning a winter adventure to visit a magical hotel built entirely out of snow and ice. Can you guess which country they should travel to for this icy experience?

• Denmark

• Sweden

• Iceland

• Norway

In the magical land of Narnia, who is the legendary figure that brings the chill of winter, as told by C.S. Lewis? Join Sarah-N, Pippa, and Claire on this frosty adventure!

• The white witch

• Aslan

• Mr. Tumnus

• Prince Caspian

Gather around, history buffs! Can you name the legendary Prime Minister who braved 20 winters and 314 days in office? Emma and Rachel are betting on it!

• Robert Walpole

• Margaret Thatcher

• Tony Blair

• Lord North

Hey Hollie and Ross, do you know which fruit is whimsically nicknamed the Winter Banana?

• Apple

• Peach

• Mango

• Refrigerated banana

Emma and Simon are having a friendly debate about the origin of the cozy Ugg boots. Can you help them settle it by telling them in which country these iconic boots were invented?

• USA

• Australia

• Germany

• Canada

Hey Sarah-M and Simon, do you know in which year the very first Christmas card was sent? Let's see if you can guess it right!

• 1822

• 1843

• 1875

• 1901