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WorksheetsChristmas Facts Quiz: How much do you know about Christmas?
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Where was the First Christmas held?
Washington, DC
Metro Manila, Philippines
York, UK
Sydney, Australia
When was the first Christmas card made?
1786
1299
1324
1843
Where did the red suit Santa wear originate from?
An ad about Christmas
A song about Christmas
A picture book about Christmas
A Movie about Christmas
What holiday was the song "Jingle Bells" meant for?
Christmas
St. Patrick's Day
New Years
Thanksgiving
Who invented the first electric tree lights?
Thomas Edison
Albert Einstein
Jerry Coulson
Edward Johnson
Who gave chocolate coins at Christmas time meant to represent?
St. Nicholas
St. Peter
St. John
St. Luke
What was the first Christmas song to be broadcasted into space?
Deck the Halls
It's Beginning to Look a Lot like Chirstmas
Jingle Bells
Silent Night
The idea of Santa Claus flying in a sleigh was dreamt up by the same person who made this mythological being:
The Tooth Fairy
The Grim Reaper
The Headless Horseman
The Sandman
How many Christmas cards are sold in the US annually?
200 million
5 billion
3 billion
600 million
How many states in the US grow Christmas Trees?
50 states
30 states
20 states
40 states
Mistletoe comes from the word mistletan which means:
Kissing leaf
Spirit of nature
Little dung twig
Tiny little branch
A tradition is to eat mince pie every day of the 12 days of Christmas. Why is that?
It started through a famous person
It brings good luck
It came from a story that became tradition
It was an advertising campaign that became mainstream
Mince pies were meant to represent this:
The Star of Bethlehem
Jesus' manger
The body of Christ
Mother Mary
This is the highest grossing Christmas movie:
Home Alone
A Christmas Carol
The Nightmare before Christmas
The Grinch
What is the most consumed meal for Christmas in Japan?
Shakey's
McDonalds
KFC
Burger King
Which of these is a superstition regarding Christmas pudding?
It shouldn't have more than 13 ingredients
You shouldn't eat any after Christmas Day
You can't serve more pudding than you have guests
It has to be served with eggnog
What does the "X" in X-Mas mean?
10
Chi
Extra
Ex
Where was Christmas banned between 1647 and 1660?
US
China
France
UK
Christmas pudding was originally this food:
Gelatin
Soup
Cake
Bread
The word "Christmas" comes from this old English phrase:
Christe maso
Chris maste
Christo mans
Cristes maesse
