Christmas Trivia Quiz
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1. What is the number of Christmas puddings eaten in the UK every year?
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2. How many reindeer does Santa have?
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3. How many Christmas cards are sent each year in the US alone?
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4. How many Christmas tree farms are there in the US?
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5. How many sets of LEGO are sold every second during the Christmas season?
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6. How long was the largest Christmas stocking (in metres)?
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7. What is the number of turkeys cooked in the UK every Christmas?
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8. What is the number of letters sent to Santa every year?
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9. What is the average age of a Christmas tree when it is sold?
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10. How tall was the world's tallest Christmas tree in metres?
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11. What is the typical number of calories in the average British Christmas dinner?
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12. What is the average amount spent on Christmas presents per child in the UK in pounds?
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13. How tall was the world's biggest ever snow(wo)man in metres?
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14. What is the number of houses Santa would need to visit worldwide every second if he were to make all his deliveries?
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15. What are the chances of a white Christmas for England and Wales (%)?
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16. What percentage of Britons say they attend church on Christmas Day?
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17. What percentage of people surveyed own a Christmas jumper?
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18. Where did Boxing Day get its name?
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From all the money collected in church alms-boxes for the poor on Christmas Day.
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From the gift boxes that rich people present to their staff the day after Christmas.
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From the presents that are returned to the shops after Christmas Day.
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All of the above.
