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Wren Santa's Festive Quiz
Test your knowledge of Christmas traditions, movies, and festive fun with our engaging quiz! From classic films to modern celebrations, there's something for everyone.
Challenge your friends and family with questions like:
- What year did The Snowman first air?
- Which artist has the most Christmas number 1 singles?
- How many calories do we consume during a festive banquet?
The Snowman was shown on TV for the first time on Boxing Day of which year?
1982
1985
1979
1990
Which Doctor made his debut in the show's 2005 festive special called The Christmas Invasion?
Matt Smith
David Tennant
Peter Capaldi
Tom Baker
Which classic comedy's Christmas special in 2003 ended with Tim and Dawn finally finding love?
Friends
Vicar of Dibley
Gavin and Stacey
The Office
According to 1946's Christmas classic It's Wonderful Life, what happens every time a bell rings?
A present is delivered
An angel gets its wings
A snowman comes to life
A Christmas wish is granted
What is the highest grossing Christmas film of all time?
Love Actually
The Grinch
Home Alone
Die Hard
How many gifts were given in total in 'The Twelve Days of Christmas' song?
36
286
128
364
Where are the McCallisters going on holiday when they leave Kevin behind in Home Alone?
New York
France
England
Italy
What was the first Christmas tree decoration?
Candles
Baubles
Star
Tinsel
Which artist has the most Christmas number 1 singles?
Michael Bublé
Mariah Carey
The Beatles
LadBaby
Which country did eggnog come from?
Belgium
Norway
Scotland
England
St Nicholas' coat was traditionally green before Coca-Cola changed it to red in an advertising campaign.
True
False
In Wiltshire in the 18th century, large rocks were brought into the home and decorated instead of Christmas trees.
True
False
In the Medieval Ages, it was traditional to offer strings of aged sausages as Christmas presents to the elderly.
True
False
Mince pies used to contain real meat.
True
False
Red-nosed reindeer are a rare breed of reindeer from Finland with noses covered with 'tapetum lucidum' - a reflective layer of tissue - that makes their noses appear to glow red in the dark.
True
False
Mistletoe in German means ‘dung on a twig’.
True
False
The word 'Xmas' was introduced by card manufactures Hallmark as a way to save money on ink during the economic crisis in 1930s.
True
False
We consume approximately 7,000 calories on an average festive banquet each Christmas.
True
False
Jingle Bells was originally a Thanksgiving song.
True
False
The origins of Boxing Day stem from post Christmas fights.
True
False
If it takes five elves, five minutes to make five dolls, then how long will it take 100 elves to make 100 dolls?
How many fines were issued following the Metropolitan Police’s Operation Hillman investigation into the partygate lockdown breaches?
In 2013 in Texas the Biggest ginger bread house was built. How tall was it in ft? And how many calories in total?
In April, an evening's episode of Eastenders was dedicated to actress June Brown following her death the previous day. Which character did June Brown play in the series?
In June who headlined the Pyramid stage at Glastonbury 2022 becoming the youngest act ever to have done so?
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