Christmas Plants
Test Your Knowledge of Christmas Plants
Gather round and discover the fascinating world of Christmas plants with our engaging quiz! From the vibrant poinsettia to the mystical mistletoe, challenge your knowledge about the traditions and facts surrounding these festive botanicals.
With 12 enlightening questions, you'll learn about:
- The origins of popular Christmas plants
- Interesting facts regarding their growth and symbolism
- Unique customs and traditions related to these plants
Poinsettia Day is celebrated on Dec. 12 because:
That's usually the first day they bloom
It's the last day to cut them and still have them alive for Christmas
It marks the death of the man they're named after
It's completely random and has no meaning
How did the Christmas Cactus get that name?
It looks like a poinsettia
Despite being a cactus, it survives in the cold
It smells like peppermint
It blooms in December
Good luck
Fertility
Safety
Good health
In the classic Christmas carol "The Holly and the Ivy", the holly is a symbol of Jesus. What does the ivy represent?
The townsfolk
The Virgin Mary
The animals in the stable
Christians
What pop star released a holiday album called "Under the Mistletoe"?
Ed Sheeran
Ariana Grande
Adele
Justin Bieber
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