WorksheetsChristmas Trivia Quiz (UK Edition – College Level)
Total questions: 68
Worksheet time: 34mins
Which country is credited with starting the tradition of Christmas trees in the UK?
England
Norway
Germany
Sweden
Which British monarch popularised Christmas trees in the UK?
A. Queen Elizabeth I
B. King George III
C. Queen Victoria
D. King Charles II
In the UK, what day is traditionally celebrated as Boxing Day?
24th December
25th December
26th December
31st December
What was Boxing Day originally associated with?
Boxing matches
Opening church donation boxes
Which UK supermarket is famously known for its highly emotional Christmas adverts?
Tesco
Aldi
John Lewis
ASDA
What traditional dessert is commonly served in British Christmas dinners?
Cheesecake
Apple pie
Christmas pudding
Brownies
What do British families traditionally pull before Christmas dinner?
Party poppers
Fireworks
Crackers
Ribbons
What is usually found inside a British Christmas cracker?
Chocolate
A joke, a paper crown, and a small gift
Money
A Christmas card
Which hymn is traditionally sung in UK churches on Christmas Eve?
Amazing Grace
Silent Night
How Great Thou Art
Abide With Me
Which city hosts the famous Winter Wonderland Christmas attraction?
Manchester
Birmingham
London (Hyde Park)
Liverpool
What is the traditional meat served at Christmas dinner in most UK homes?
Chicken
Beef
Turkey
Which UK TV channel traditionally broadcasts The Queen’s / King’s Christmas Message?
ITV
BBC
Channel 4
Sky
What time is the King’s Christmas Message usually broadcast?
9:00 am
12:00 noon
3:00 pm
6:00 pm
What does “Advent” represent in Christian tradition?
Celebration of Easter
Waiting for Christmas and the birth of Jesus
New Year preparation
Harvest season
How many days are there in Advent?
7 days
12 days
24 days
40 days
Which popular UK Christmas song reached No.1 after many years in 2023?
Merry Xmas Everybody
Last Christmas
Fairytale of New York
Do They Know It’s Christmas?
Which British band sang “Last Christmas”?
The Beatles
Coldplay
Wham!
Take That
What is the UK tradition of carol singing mainly about?
Fundraising and celebration
Competition between choirs
Religious worship only
School performances
Which Shakespeare play is traditionally performed in the UK at Christmas?
Hamlet
Macbeth
A Christmas Carol
None
Who wrote A Christmas Carol?
William Shakespeare
Jane Austen
Charles Dickens
George Orwell
Where is Charles Dickens’ house located in the UK?
Manchester
London
Oxford
York
What colour are Santa’s traditional UK post boxes during Christmas?
Green
Gold
Red
Silver
Which reindeer is said to lead Santa’s sleigh?
Dasher
Blitzen
Rudolph
Comet
What do British children traditionally leave out for Father Christmas?
Milk and cookies
Wine and mince pies
Tea and biscuits
Chocolate
What drink is traditionally associated with British Christmas celebrations?
Champagne
Mulled wine
Lemonade
Which UK holiday follows Christmas Day?
New Year’s Eve
Boxing Day
Easter
Bank Holiday Monday
What does “Yuletide” originally refer to?
Winter festival
Spring festival
Summer holiday
Autumn harvest
Which British city is famous for its traditional Christmas markets?
Leeds
Birmingham
Brighton
Bristol
29. The UK sees one of the highest sales spikes during Christmas in which industry?
Retail industry
Automobile industry
Technology industry
Construction industry
Which sector sees the highest percentage of UK retail sales around Christmas?
Construction
Retail
Agriculture
Manufacturing
What percentage of UK retail sales typically happen around Christmas?
5%
10%
20–30%
50%
What traditional plant is used for kissing at Christmas?
Ivy
Holly
Mistletoe
Pine
What is the main colour associated with holly berries?
Green
Yellow
Red
Blue
What Christmas activity raises millions of pounds annually for UK charities?
Shopping
Carol singing
Christmas adverts
Christmas cards
Which British TV show is traditionally aired as a Christmas special?
Doctor Who
The Apprentice
Newsnight
Panorama
What key value does Christmas promote across UK culture?
Competition
Generosity and goodwill
Wealth accumulation
Individualism
Christmas is celebrated on 25 December mainly to mark:
The start of winter
The birth of Jesus Christ
The end of the year
The Roman New Year
Which ancient Roman festival influenced the timing of Christmas?
Saturnalia
Easter
Hanukkah
Diwali
Which country is credited with starting the tradition of Christmas trees?
England
Germany
Norway
USA
Which British monarch popularised Christmas trees in the UK and beyond?
Queen Elizabeth I
King Henry VIII
Queen Victoria
King George VI
In which city was Jesus born according to the Bible?
Nazareth
Jerusalem
Bethlehem
Which continent celebrates Christmas during summer?
Europe
Asia
Africa
Australia
What animal traditionally pulls Santa’s sleigh?
Horses
Dogs
Reindeer
Elk
Which reindeer is known for having a red nose?
Dasher
Blitzen
Comet
Rudolph
9. One of the best-selling singles of all time is which global Christmas song?
Jingle Bells
White Christmas
Last Christmas
Feliz Navidad
Who sang White Christmas?
Frank Sinatra
Elvis Presley
Bing Crosby
Michael Bublé
What is Boxing Day traditionally associated with?
Boxing competitions
Giving gifts to the poor and workers
Opening Christmas presents
Church weddings
Which country celebrates Boxing Day as a public holiday?
USA
Nigeria
UK
France
Which food is commonly served at Christmas in many Western countries?
Turkey
Fish
Rice
Beans
What sweet dessert is popular in both the UK and parts of Europe at Christmas?
Cheesecake
Christmas pudding
Ice cream
Doughnuts
Which Christian season prepares believers for Christmas?
Lent
Pentecost
Advent
Epiphany
How many days does Advent usually last?
Advent usually lasts 24 days.
Advent usually lasts 12 days.
Advent usually lasts 30 days.
Advent usually lasts 40 days.
How many days are there in Advent?
7 days
12 days
24 days
40 days
Which book tells the story of the birth of Jesus?
Genesis
Psalms
Matthew
Revelation
Which famous novel helped revive Christmas celebrations in the 19th century?
Oliver Twist
A Christmas Carol
Great Expectations
David Copperfield
Who wrote A Christmas Carol?
William Shakespeare
Jane Austen
Charles Dickens
George Orwell
Which country is known for eating KFC on Christmas Day?
China
Japan
South Korea
Thailand
What colour is most commonly associated with Christmas globally?
Blue
Green
Red
Purple
Which plant is traditionally used for kissing at Christmas?
Ivy
Holly
Pine
Mistletoe
What does the star on top of the Christmas tree symbolise?
Hope
Wealth
The Star of Bethlehem
Winter
What is the main message of Christmas worldwide?
Competition
Wealth
Peace, love, and generosity
Power
Which global industry sees a major sales increase at Christmas?
Mining
Agriculture
Retail
Manufacturing
What traditional Christmas drink is popular in many countries?
Hot chocolate
Mulled wine
Lemon tea
Coffee
Which UK store is globally known for emotional Christmas adverts?
Tesco
Aldi
John Lewis
ASDA
Which children’s character is globally linked with Christmas?
Winnie-the-Pooh
Santa Claus
Santa Claus is inspired by which historical figure?
A. Saint George
B. Saint Patrick
C. Saint Nicholas
D. Saint Paul
Which country is believed to be the origin of Saint Nicholas?
Italy
Turkey
Greece
Israel
What is the traditional greeting at Christmas worldwide?
Happy New Year
Seasons Greetings
Merry Christmas
Good Morning
