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WorksheetsHoliday & Winter Season Trivia
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 9mins
Snowflakes usually have ______ sides.
4
5
6
7
The earliest known drawing of a snowman is from the year __________.
1380
1980
1280
1880
The largest snowflake ever recorded was _________ inches wide.
3
6
11
15
Rumbles of thunder during a snowstorm is a rare winter phenomenon most common near lakes and is called ___________.
thunderblizzard
snownado
thundersnow
ice fog
The snowiest city is in __________.
Russia
China
Canada
Japan
The best snow to build a snowman is _____ snow.
wet
dry
dirty
clean
The fear of snow, especially becoming trapped by snow, is called ______.
chionophobia
claustrophobia
hemophobia
ophidiophobia
Approximately ______ of the Earth's land surface is covered in snow and ice.
5%
12%
25%
30%
The Dongzhi Festival is a __________ celebration of the winter solstice and involves eating dumplings with family.
Vietnamese
Korean
Japanese
Chinese
"Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree" is a classic Christmas song originally recorded by Brenda Lee, who was ______ years old at the time.
13
17
19
27
Artificial Christmas trees were first made in Germany in 1865 and were originally made with dyed _________ feathers.
goose
duck
pigeon
dove
The first song ever played in space was a Christmas song in 1965. It was _______________.
"Last Christmas"
"You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch"
"Jingle Bells"
"Silent Night"
If you gave all the gifts listed in the "Twelve Days of Christmas," it would equal _______ presents.
260
364
120
400
In Ukraine, ________ are considered to represent good luck during Christmas time.
spiders
polar bears
grasshoppers
reindeer
National Candy Cane Day is on _____________.
January 1
December 30
December 26
December 25
The special candle holder used to celebrate Hannukah is called a ___________.
tea light
lantern
chandelier
menorah
Three Kings Day, named after the three wise men who visited baby Jesus, is also called __________.
the Symphony
the Epiphany
the Harmony
the Melancholy
Kwanzaa, the African holiday celebrated from December 26 to January 1, means "___________."
First Fruits
First Harvest
Good Harvest
Many Fruits
