What’s Your Xmas IQ?
Ho, Ho, Ho! Merry Christmas! We won’t tell the big guy with the red suit if you’ve been naughty or nice, but we do want to know: What’s Your Xmas IQ?
What’s Your Xmas IQ?
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Question 1/13
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Which of these is not one of Santa’s reindeer?
- Vixen
- Cupid
- Blizzard
- Dancer
- Comet
Question 2/13
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From which country did the modern-day Christmas Tree tradition evolve?
- England
- Switzerland
- Norway
- Germany
Question 3/13
Which book is widely credited with reviving the spirit of Christmas as a family celebration in the mid-1800s?
- A Visit from St. Nicholas
- A Christmas Carol
- Letters from Father Christmas
- The Very First Christmas
Question 4/13
What important Christmas related event happened in 1885?
- Santa Claus declared the North Pole as his official residence
- Christmas became a national holiday in the United States
- The first commercial Christmas card was produced
- The U.S. Postal Service issued the first ever Christmas themed stamp
Question 5/13
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Santa Claus is known around the world by many names, including all but which of these?
- Weihnachtsmann
- Kris Kringle
- Sinterklaas
- Tannenbaum
Question 6/13
Which of these movies does not have a Christmas theme?
- Somewhere in Time
- It’s a Wonderful Life
- The Bishop's Wife
- Gremlins
Question 7/13
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What could be the etymological origin of the word mistletoe?
- Love berry
- Secret kiss
- Dung stick
- Jasmine lips
- Hirsute weed
Question 8/13
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Which of these ingredients would you not expect to find in Christmas Pudding?
- Molasses
- Brandy
- Plums
- Nutmeg
Question 9/13
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Where does the Grinch who stole Christmas live?
- Whoville
- Yertle Peak
- Sneetch Cave
- Kingdom of Didd
- Mount Crumpit
Question 10/13
The numerical figure of 1.9 billion can refer to which of these Christmas statistics?
- U.S. dollars spent on Christmas books every year
- The number of people in the U.S. who do not celebrate Christmas
- The number of Christmas cards mailed each year in the U.S.
- The number of Santa Claus costumes sold each year
Question 11/13
In what year was the usage of “Xmas” for Christmas first included in a dictionary?
- 1800
- 1872
- 1927
- 1952
Question 12/13
What were the three gifts the wisemen gave baby Jesus?
- gold, frankincense, myrrh
- gold, silver, a donkey
- frankincense, gold, cloth
- a dove, gold, silver
Question 13/13
Where was baby Jesus born?
- on a riverbed
- in a palace
- in a stable
- in a youth hostel
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