WorksheetsChristmas Trivia
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 9mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
We all know that Rudolph has a red nose, but does he have antlers?
a)
yes
b)
no
2.
After red & green, what are the two most popular Christmas colors?
a)
silver & gold
b)
white & blue
c)
yellow & green
d)
purple & gold
3.
Which of Santas reindeer comes first?
a)
Blitzen
b)
Dancer
c)
Rudolph
d)
Dasher
4.
When is Christmas Day ?
a)
24th December
b)
26th December
c)
25th December
d)
31st December
5.
What snack is often left out for Santa?
a)
milk and cookies
b)
coffee and donuts
c)
milk and cupcakes
d)
orange juice and cookies
6.
Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer, had a very ___________ nose.
a)
red
b)
bright
c)
big
d)
shiny
7.
Which type of tree was the partridge sitting in, according to the popular Christmas song?
a)
Pear
b)
Apple
c)
Oak
d)
Maple
8.
Which reindeer's name starts with a B?
a)
Bart
b)
Blitzen
c)
Burt
d)
Budog
9.
Which reindeer does not belong?
a)
Dancer
b)
Comet
c)
Dasher
d)
Roger
10.
How many 'las' are after the 'fa' in "Deck the Halls?"
a)
Six
b)
Seven
c)
Eight
d)
Four
11.
What was used to make the first Christmas tree?
a)
Plastic needles
b)
Wire
c)
Dyed goose feathers
d)
Broccoli
12.
What is the original title of "Jingle Bells"?
a)
Laughing Song
b)
Holiday Jingle
c)
Christmas Song
d)
One Horse Open Sleigh
13.
Which of the following is NOT another name for Santa Claus
a)
Father Christmas
b)
Mr. Christmas
c)
Saint Nicholas
d)
Kris Kringle
14.
What was the first song sung in space (think Christmas song)?
a)
Jingle Bells
b)
Winter Wonderland
c)
Frosty the Snowman
d)
Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer
15.
The most popular item to put on a Christmas tree is?
a)
star
b)
angel
c)
ornament
d)
lights
16.
What do reindeer eat?
a)
carrots
b)
m&m's
c)
burritos
d)
hay
17.
How many reindeer pull Santa's sleigh?
a)
9
b)
10
c)
8
d)
6
18.
How many times does Santa check his list?
a)
twice
b)
3 times
c)
4 times
d)
5 times
19.
What are the songs called that people sing at Christmas?
a)
bells
b)
carols
20.
Where does Santa live?
a)
The South Pole
b)
The North Pole
c)
Antarctica
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