Christmas Holiday Trivia

American Christmas traditions, culture and trivia

This quiz has been made for our American visitors

A ready-made, free and instant handout on two A4 pages. Fifty questions featuring trivia for American trivia enthusiasts. Christmas holiday questions on Washington Irving, Grandma Moses, Little Women and The Polar Express.

A printable, original Christmas quiz

This is a UK site so our Christmas quizzes feature a lot of questions on British culture and traditions. We have many American visitors so we thought it was about time to give them a quiz solely about American festive traditions, culture and trivia. So here it is. Trivia on the snowiest state in the USA to Washington Irving. Use for your bar trivia quizzes or family gatherings.

A Ready-made Christmas holiday quiz

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Trivia on the handout includes...

Which river did George Washington cross on Christmas Day in 1776?
Which popular French first name is also how you say Christmas in French?
A Christmas tree has been a famous yearly tradition in which New York City complex of buildings?
What is the first name of Doctor Seuss, author of ‘How the Grinch Stole Christmas!’?
'The Nightmare After Krustmas’ is an episode of what?
Mount Baker, one of the snowiest places in the world, is in which state?
In which modern-day country was St. Nicholas born?
Who sang “Santa Baby” in 1953?

Answers... Delaware, Noel, Rockefeller Center, Theodore, The Simpsons, Washington, Turkey, and Eartha Kitt.

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