| Christmas Carols | Candy canes and Treats | Trees and Decorations | Santa, Saint Nicklaus and Krampus | Traditions |
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What is a reindeer
What ran over grandma
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What is peppermint
What is the predominate flavor of candy canes
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What is 1800's
John and Abigail Adams
When did a Christmas tree, make it's first appearance in the White House
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Who is Santa
Traditional patron of Christmas in the United States and other countries, who bringing gifts to children on Christmas eve
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What is Wreath
Hung on the front door at Christmas time
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Who is Rudolf the Red Nosed Reindeer.
He couldn’t join in any Reindeer games
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What is a plate of cookies and milk and a few carrots.
Children leave these out for Santa and the reindeer on Christmas
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What is a Wreath
This dates back to Greece and Rome times and was worn as a headdress
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What is Santa's stomach
Shakes like a bowl of jelly when he laughs
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What is Elf on the shelf
Name of item placed in the home to aid Santa in writing his naughty and nice list
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What is Gold, Frankincense, and Myrrh.
What were the gifts of the wise men
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What is 1847
When were candy canes invented
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What is Rockefeller Center
Where is the New York City Christmas tree erected
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Who is Saint Nicolas
Christian bishop who helped the needy.
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What is Medieval time
When was Eggnog invented
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Who is Frosty the Snowman
He came to life one day
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What is visions of sugar plums
What dances in the children’s heads on Christmas eve
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What is Mistletoe
You are kissed under this
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What is Santa’s beard
This is white as snow.
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What is it dates back to Roman times.
How old is fruitcake
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What is O Tannenbaum or O Christmas tree
Christmas carol for a Christmas tree
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What is 1900s
When did the red stripe in a first appear in candy canes
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What is a baby owl
What type of bird was found in the New York City Christmas tree bin 2020
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Who is Krampus
The half-man, half-goat who comes around every year to chase naughty children
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What is a star
What is generally placed on the top of a Christmas tree
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