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Merry Quizmas
Here is the Christmas Quiz from the Sunday Mirror, I'll post the answers later:
1 Who invented the Christmas cracker? (a) George Cracker (b) Guy Fawkes (c) Tom Smith 2 What was Harry Potter given for Christmas after his first term at Hogwarts? (a) A magic staff (b) An invisibility cloak (c) A Quidditch stick 3 Which of these is not a real American city or town? (a) Noel, Missouri (b) Santa Claus, Georgia (c) Snowflake, Texas 4 What country started the tradition of exchanging gifts? (a) Germany (b) Sweden (c) Italy 5 What holiday drink contains sugar, milk and eggs? (a) Brandy Alexander (b) Eggnog (c) Mead . 6 What's the colour of Father Christmas' belt? (a) White (b) Black (c) Red 7 In Germany, Father Christmas goes by the name of? (a) Grandfather Frost (b) Kriss Kringle (c) Krispy Kreme 8 In what century was St Nicholas first mentioned? (a) 4th Century (b) 9th Century (c) 14th Century 9 The first charity Christmas card was produced by UNICEF in 1949. Who painted the picture? (a) A chimpanzee (b) A Buddhist monk (c) A seven-year-old girl 10 What popular Christmas toy is based on a 1903 political caricature? (a) Teddy Bear (b) Space Hopper (c) Tickle Me Elmo 11 What was literally meant when swans and peacocks were served "endored" in medieval feasts? (a) The feet and beaks were covered with gold leaf or gold-like substitute (b) The birds were served with their plumage (c) The birds had been given as a tribute to the Lord of the Manor 12 Which space craft went missing on Christmas Day 2003? (a) Beagle 2 (b) Mars Express (c) Voyager 13 Elvis Presley recorded which sad song in the 1950s? (a) Blue Moon (b) Blue Nun (c) Blue Christmas 14 What song was originally entitled One Horse Open Sleigh? (a) Jingle Bells (b) Hell's Bells (c) Sleigh Bells 15 What is the biggest selling Christmas single of all time? (a) Bing Crosby's White Christmas (b) Wizzard's I Wish It Could Be Christmas Every Day (c) Sir Cliff Richard's Mistletoe And Wine 16 How many points does a snowflake have? (a) Six (b) Nine (c) Twelve 17 According to legend turkeys were made to wear what piece of clothing? (a) Hats (b) Scarves (c) Booties 18 In which city did Miracle On 34th Street take place? (a) London (b) Paris (c) New York 19 When was the first Christmas card designed? (a) 1910 (b) 1672 (c) 1843 20 Electric Christmas tree lights were first used in which year? (a) 1944 (b) 1882 (c) 1976 21 What is the last ghost to visit Scrooge called in A Christmas Carol? (a) Ghost of Christmas Present (b) Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come (c) Ghost of Christmas Past 22 Who popularized using a Christmas tree? (a) Prince Albert (b) Queen Latifah (c) Henry 8th 23 The Christmas tree displayed in Trafalgar Square in London is an annual gift to the UK from Norway. In what year was it first given? (a) 1917 (b) 1958 (c) 1947 24 Why do we shorten Christmas to Xmas? (a) We're really lazy (b) X is the first letter of the Greek word for Christ (c) X looks like a snowflake 25 What was Rudolph's punishment for his red nose? (a) He was never given any Christmas presents (b) He was sent to bed without any supper (c) He could not play in reindeer games 26 Which carol contains the line "O tidings of comfort and joy"? (a) God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen. (b) Hark! The Herald Angels Sing (c) O Come, All Ye Faithful 27 In the song Frosty The Snowman, what brought Frosty back to life? (a) A Magic Hat (b) Mrs Frosty (c) Santa Claus 28 When are the 12 days of Christmas? (a) December 26 to January 6 (b) December 14 to December 25 (c) December 21 to January 1 29 Who are the three reindeer whose names begin with "D"? (a) Dumbo, Donkey and Doughnut (b) Dante, Darcy and Dolf (c) Dasher, Donner and Dancer 30 How many gifts would you have if you were given all the presents in the 12 days of Christmas, starting with a partridge in a pear tree? (a) 74 (b) 364 (c) 365 31 True or False? English Puritan leader Oliver Cromwell banned Christmas between 1647 and 1660 because he believed such celebrations were immoral for the holiest day of the year. 31 Boxing Day is also called what? (a) St Michael's Day (b) St Stephen's Day (c) St Dwaine's Day 33 What was the first UK Christmas number one single? (a) Al Martino's Here In My Heart (b) Roy Orbison's Pretty Woman (c) Buddy Holly's Jingle Bells 34 What was the gift my true love sent to me on the sixth day of Christmas? (a) Six geese a-laying (b) Six lords a-leaping (c) Six gold coins 35 How many flakes of snow need to fall for an official white Christmas to be declared by the Met Office? (a) 99 (b) 1 (c) 5 36 What colour is the Grinch? (a) Green (b) Yellow (c) Beige 37 What flower is most popular to have inside at Christmas? (a) Daisy (b) Rhododendron (c) Poinsettia 38 What country was Good King Wenceslas from? (a) Turkey (b) Bohemia (c) Germany 39 Who said: "God bless us, every one!"? (a) The Grinch (b) George Bailey (c) Tiny Tim 40 Who has had the most Christmas number ones? (a) Elvis Presley (b) The Beatles (c) Spice Girls |
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