Christmas trivia questions are a bunch of interesting holiday-themed Christmas questions that are meant to lighten up the festivities mood . You can be surprised at just how interesting these questions can be.
Here are some curated Christmas trivia questions that you can get started with:
Christmas Trivia Questions
- Name any two of the initial Reindeer.
Answer. Vixen & Cupid
- Example of snacks children leave out for Santa.
Answer. Snacks & milk
- Translate Santa Claus in French?
Answer. Père Noël
- What are the two reindeers named after weather events?
Answer. Blitzen and Donner
- The tradition of using Christmas Cookies began at what time?
Answer. In early 17th century
- Name the Christmas tradition which began with decorations by strands of silver?
Answer. Tinsel
- Which Valentine’s Day celebrity has a name similar to one of the reindeers?
Answer. Cupid
- A parasitic plant known for Christmas decoration is?
Answer. The Mistletoe
- What is placed at the peak of a Christmas tree?
Answer. A tree-topper
- Nicholas was born in?
Answer. Patara, Turkey.
- In the film “A Christmas Carol”, who is Scrooge’s partner?
Answer. Jacob Marley
- Which Phrases are commonly used on Christmas gift?
Answer. “From” & “to”
- The Orthodox Church in Russia celebrate Christmas on which date?
Answer. January 7th
- State the nation recognized as the first developers of eggnog?
Answer. United Kingdom
- Originally, in which country does St. Nicholas belong?
Answer. Turkey
- According to Christmas tradition, which nation gives out the Christmas tree as a gift and it’s put up at Trafalgar Square in London?
Answer. Norway
- It was the first US state to officialize Christmas holiday?
Answer. Alabama
- What is the last state in USA to declare Christmas as an official holiday?
Answer. Oklahoma
- Who was the first United States’ President to allow a Christmas tree inside White House?
Answer. William H. Taft
- He is a President known for establishing Christmas as a national holiday.
Answer. Ulysses S. Grant
- Which President abolished the tradition of placing Christmas trees inside White House?
Answer. Theodore Roosevelt
- What kind of sleigh does “Jingle Bells” talks about?
Answer. Open one-horse sleigh
- What gift do I receive from my true love on the 10th day of Christmas?
Answer. Ten lords, seven milking swans, the six swimming geese, eight dancing maids and nine leaping ladies.
- The most renowned Christmas ballet ever is?
Answer. The Nutcracker
- What famous Christmas carol starts by “Joy to the world, the savior reigns!”?
Answer. Joy to the World
- Which Christmas carol has a second verse beginning with “Lowing cattle”?
Answer. Away In the Manger
- What is the name of a reindeer that Gene Survey recorded in 1949?
Answer. Rudolph
- In “A Charlie Brown Christmas”, Lucy requests Schroeder to play which song on his piano?
Answer. Jingle Bells
- Which well-known Christmas song contain moonlights as a lullaby?
Answer. Coventry Carol
- Name one Christmas carol that is children orientated?
Answer. Away in a Manger
- Elvis “The King” Presley had which Christmas color?
Answer. White nylon
- In “A Charlie Brown Christmas”, Lucy requests Schroeder to play which song on his piano?
Answer. Jingle Bells
- It is a Christian hymn with a second verse that starts, Jesus in the heavens worshipped?
Answer. Hark the Herald Angels Sing
- Name the Christmas song with second verse that end by the phrase “Still through the cloven skies they come”?
Answer. It Came Upon the Midnight Clear
- Name the Christmas hymn whose second verse begins with, Oh sing, songs of angels?
Answer. Oh Come all Ye Faith
- Name a Christmas song whose second verse begins with, For Jesus is delivered of Mary?
Answer. Oh Little Town Of Bethlehem
- Name a Christmas hymn whose second verse that starts, Born a king on Bethlehem’s plain?
Answer. We Three Kings
- Which Christmas hymn has a second line beginning, “They looked up and saw a star”?
Answer. The First Noel
- This song was recorded by Vaughn Monroe and it starts by, “Oh the weather outside is frightful, But the fire is so…”?
Answer. Let It Snow
- What sight is the prettiest to look at according to the hymn, “It’s starting to look a lot like Christmas”?
Answer. Holly which will be on your front door
- As they stood under the mistletoe, Mommy tickled which body part of Santa according to the song, “I Saw Mommy Kiss Santa Claus”?
Answer. Under Santa’s beard
- In the song, “We three Kings,” what direction did the star lead them?
Answer. To the west
- “Am having a cup of cheer since am not certain if there’ll be snow, which song contain this line?
Answer. Holly Jolly
- What is the Christmas song that has the number two verse begin with, “Look at the blazing Christmastide before us”?
Answer. Deck The Halls
- What Christmas movie of all time has been rated as the highest grossing film?
Answer. The Christmas Doctor
- According to “The Christmas Song”, whose eyes glow?
Answer. Tiny tots
- I am Tim Allen an actor in The Santa Clause. What is my real name?
Answer. Tim Allen
- Baby Jesus and His parents Ran to which country after the angel’s communication?
Answer. Egypt
- What inspired a fairytale that was initial gingerbread residence?
Answer. Fairytale of Hansel & Gretel
- I am the neighbour in the film “A Christmas Story” and my dog ate the Christmas turkey. Who am I?
Answer. The Bumpuses
- How does one say, Happy Christmas in Spanish?
Answer. Feliz Navidad
- Origin of the word ‘Chrismukkah.’
Answer. Originated from Jews German-speakers middle-class in 19th century.
- Name the last ghost to visit Scrooge basing on the popular, A Christmas Carol.
Answer. Yet to Come
- The newborn baby Jesus received which gift from the Little Drummer Boy?
Answer. No gift
- Which is the bestselling Christmas song?
Answer. White Christmas
- ‘Christmas doesn’t appear from store, perhaps Christmas means a little bit more’, who wrote this statement?
Answer. Dr Seuss
- Reindeer of Santa beginning with D!
Answer. Donner, Dancer and Dasher
- Frosty, the Snowman’s nose, came from what material?
Answer. A corn cob pipe and a button
- Which well-known Christmas Carol was basically wrote to show gratitude?
Answer. Jingle Bells
- What soft drink manufacturers began the tradition of using Santa in their advertisements?
Answer. Coca cola
- In ‘The Christmas Song,’ who kissed Santa under the mistletoe?
Answer. Mommy
- According to the film Elf, Which mechanism Buddy uses while going to the North Pole?
Answer. He is taken to the North Pole accidentally
- Where did such clatter arise?
Answer. On the lawn
- What can you take to relieve Glühwein?
Answer. Merlot or A Pinot Noir
- Name the store at which Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer started off as a gimmick marketer.
Answer. Montgomery Ward.
- Who stole all Christmas items from “the Who’s” in order to stop Christmas from coming?
Answer. The Grinch
- What is Mr. Scrooge’s first name in, “A Christmas Carol” by Charles Dickens?
Answer. Ebenezer
- What type of trees commonly used as a Christmas tree is the most renowned type of tree to use as Christmas tree?
Answer. Nordmann Fir
- What assisted Frosty to come back to life as in “Frosty the Snowman”?
Answer. An old silk hat
- What is the number of ghosts mentioned in ‘A Christmas Carol?’
Answer. Four
- Which president had his own special recipe for eggnog?
Answer. George Washington
- In real-life, the “Miracle on 34th Street” got centered in which departmental store?
Answer. Macy’s
- What sparks roughly 100 accidental fires each holiday season?
Answer. Dried Christmas trees
- How is Snowman called in the song “Winter Wonderland”?
Answer. Parson Brown
- I am a Christmas beverage and I am also called “milk punch”? Who am I?
Answer. Eggnog
- Who assisted Rudolph while leaving the North Pole?
Answer. Hermey & Yukon Cornelius.
- This country has tradition of filling kid’s clogs with candies and treats every 5th of December.
Answer. Netherlands
- According to the English folklore, what figure is associated with Santa?
Answer. Father Christmas
- What alcohol is used to “spike” eggnog?
Answer. Rum
- How many years does a Christmas tree take to reach an ideal average height?
Answer. 15 years
- What thing should one do when found underneath the mistletoe with another person?
Answer. Kiss the nearest person on the cheek, after which a berry is removed from the mistletoe.
- Name one of Santa’s reindeers whose name is similar to a certain holiday mascot?
Answer. Cupid
- Which nation is regarded to be the first ever to put up a Christmas tree?
Answer. Germany
- What is the name of snowman based on the song “Winter Wonderland?”
Answer. Parson Brown
- What is considered first rule for the code of elves in the movie “Elf?”
Answer. Treat each day like Christmas.
- Who stirred in the movie known as the White Christmas?
Answer. Bing Crosby
- Tom Hanks was featured in which animated Christmas movie?
Answer. The Polar Express
- Other reindeer chose Rudolf for what reason?
Answer. Because she pulls Santa Claus’ sleigh.
- Who assisted Rudolph after leaving the North Pole?
Answer. Donner
- Who is the cruel person Rudolph has to avoid?
Answer. Bumble
- According to a Christmas classic titled “It’s a Wonderful Life”, who’d be George Bailey?
Answer. Jimmy Stewart
- Traditionally, what did people place at the peak of a Christmas tree?
Answer. Angel
- Name the parasitic plant used traditionally for Christmas decoration.
Answer. Mistletoe
- This is the first rule of the code of elves in the movie “Elf’.
Answer. Treat each day like Christmas
- This person invented electric Christmas lights.
Answer. Thomas Edison
- What’s the final statement Santa Claus gives in the book, “A Visit from St. Nicholas?”
Answer. Merry Christmas to everyone, good night.
- What are the total number gifts given out in the song “The Twelve Days of Christmas”?
Answer. 364
- Name the Christmas decoration that originates from silver strands?
Answer. Tinsel
- What are Santa Claus’s reindeers whose first letter begins with D?
Answer. Donner, Dasher and Dancer
- How is the major villain called in “The Nightmare Before Christmas”?
Answer. Oogie Boogie
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