Christmas Quiz #2

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vmbo
• Leerjaar 1,2

Christmas Quiz 

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Which company features Santa Claus in their advertisements?

1. Pepsi
2. Hallmark
3. HEMA
4. Coca Cola

How many turkeys get eaten every christmas in America?

1. 44 million
2. 22 million
3. 121 million
4. 66 million

Which airline painted a Santa on the nose of the airplane as if they had a mid-air collision?

1. Finair
2. Ryanair
3. Air Canada
4. Iceland Air

American children send their letters to the North Pole, what do British children do?

1. They put them in their stockings
2. They burn them and it will send itself to the North Pole
3. They sugar them and eat them
4. They also send it to the North Pole

What do children in the UK leave for Santa Claus?

1. Brandy and mince pie
2. Whisky and cake
3. Milk and cookies
4. Wine and candy

They call him Santa Claus in America, but what do the British call him?

1. Santa
2. Christmas man
3. Father Christmas
4. Santa Claus

Where do British children
hang their stockings?

1. Around their bed
2. Around the fireplace
3. Around the radiator
4. Around their bathtub

British Chrismas dinners
vs American Christmas dinners

1. They are the same size
2. In America they are bigger
3. In Britain they are bigger

What do British people
do with their pudding?

1. They pour sugar on top of it
2. They eat it with lots of chocolate
3. They set it on fire

What is 'Tweede Kerstdag' called in Great-Britain?

1. Second Christmas Day
2. St Patrick's Day
3. Boxing Day
4. Christmas Eve

Which 2 colors represent Christmas?

1. Green and red
2. Blue and red
3. Green and gold
4. Purple and green

What happens under a mistletoe?

1. People do a dance
2. People kiss
3. People sing Christmas songs
4. People get married

What is the reindeer with the red nose called?

1. Rudolf
2. Hans
3. Heinrich
4. Betty

How many reindeer does Santa have?

1. 14
2. 9
3. 13
4. 10

Zet de top 5 van populairste kerstliedjes (op Spotify) in de juiste volgorde.

1

2

3

4

5

Branda Lee

Rockin'Around The Christmas Tree

Bobby Helms

Jingle Bells

Wham!

Last Christmas

Mariah Carey

All I Want for Christmas Is You

Michael Bublé

 It's Beginning To Look A Lot...

Which Christmas movie is well-known and always on during the holidays?

1. Die Hard
2. Home Alone
3. The Polar Express
4. Jumanji

Where did the McAlisters go for Christmas?

1. New York
2. Paris
3. Los Angeles
4. London

How many Home Alone movies were made?

1. 1
2. 2
3. 4
4. 6

Put the top 5 (IMDB) Christmas movies in order. 

1

2

3

4

5

Love Actually

A Christmas Carol (Scrooge)

The Nightmare before Christmas

Home Alone

The Grinch

What is a Christmas carol?

1. A Christmas song
2. A Christmas poem
3. A woman dressed up as Santa.
4. A Christmas story

What is the opening to the
Christmas carol "Let it snow"

1. The fire is so delightful
2. Oh the weather outside is frightful.
3. Let it snow
4. Christmas cake is awful.

Where are Christmas carols originally sung?

1. On people's doorstep
2. Around the fireplace
3. In shopping malls
4. In the bedroom

Song 1

01:24

What were the names of the two members of Wham!?

1. Michael Jordan and George Costanza
2. Chad Michaels and Andrew Gibb
3. Andrew Jackson and George Michael
4. Andrew Ridgeley and George Michael

01:40

'Now I know...' wat komt er na?

Complete the lyric. "Jingle bell,
jingle bell, jingle bell..."

1. sock
2. pop
3. end
4. rock

Which of these songs is
the most popular Christmas
song of all time?

1. It's the most wonderful time of the year
2. Last Christmas
3. Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer
4. All I want for Christmas is you

"All I want for Christmas" Mariah Carey's Christmas Song. In which year do you think she released the song?

1. 2004
2. 2014
3. 1994
4. 1984

What year was "It's the most wonderful time of the year" recorded?

What is the name of the
snowman in Frozen

1. Sven
2. Otis
3. Olaf
4. Hans

What name is given to small
sausages wrapped in bacon, a
snack at a British Christmas dinner?

1. Warm Little Piggies
2. Pigs In Wrapping Paper
3. Rolly Polly Sausages
4. Pigs in Blankets

When did Christmas become an official holiday in the U.S.?

1. June 26, 1870
2. Nov. 1, 1877
3. Dec. 25, 1912
4. Jan. 28, 1890

Where did the term
"X-mas" come from?

1. No one really knows
2. the Greek letter X
3. King George VI's speech impediment
4. newspaper editors needed to shorten it for headlines