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Christmas Trivia Questions for Kids

Gentle christmas questions written for children, each with the answer and a short explanation.

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The easy Christmas questions cover the shared basics: the date, the wise men's gifts, the plant you kiss under, and the films and books everyone repeats each December. Safe ground for a family round where the youngest players still need to score.

All 14 christmas trivia questions for kids

  1. On which date is Christmas Day observed by most Western churches?

    Answer: 25 December Many Orthodox churches keep the same feast on 7 January under the older Julian calendar.

  2. Which reindeer is famous for a glowing red nose?

    Answer: Rudolph He is a twentieth-century addition and does not appear in the older reindeer poem.

  3. What is the name of the miser at the centre of A Christmas Carol?

    Answer: Ebenezer Scrooge Marley is his dead business partner, and Cratchit his underpaid clerk.

  4. Who wrote A Christmas Carol?

    Answer: Charles Dickens He wrote it in about six weeks and published it in December 1843.

  5. Under which plant is it traditional to kiss at Christmas?

    Answer: Mistletoe Mistletoe grows as a parasite on the branches of other trees.

  6. In popular tradition, where does Santa Claus live?

    Answer: The North Pole Finland promotes a rival claim, placing his home in Lapland.

  7. The custom of bringing a decorated evergreen tree indoors spread across Europe from which country?

    Answer: Germany It reached Britain widely after Prince Albert popularised it in the 1840s.

  8. How many days of gifts are counted in the song The Twelve Days of Christmas?

    Answer: Twelve The twelve days run from Christmas Day to Epiphany on 6 January.

  9. According to the Nativity story, which three gifts did the wise men bring?

    Answer: Gold, frankincense and myrrh Frankincense and myrrh are both aromatic tree resins, and were costly trade goods.

  10. Which 1990 film features a boy left behind while his family flies to Paris?

    Answer: Home Alone Macaulay Culkin was ten years old when it was released.

  11. What is 26 December called in the United Kingdom?

    Answer: Boxing Day It is a public holiday in Britain and many Commonwealth countries.

  12. An Advent calendar counts down to which day?

    Answer: Christmas Day Most versions have twenty-four doors, opening from 1 December.

  13. In the Nativity account, Jesus is born in which town?

    Answer: Bethlehem Nazareth is where the family is described as living afterwards.

  14. In the United States, what is traditionally left out for Santa on Christmas Eve?

    Answer: Milk and cookies British households more often leave a mince pie and a glass of sherry.

Answer key

  1. 25 December
  2. Rudolph
  3. Ebenezer Scrooge
  4. Charles Dickens
  5. Mistletoe
  6. The North Pole
  7. Germany
  8. Twelve
  9. Gold, frankincense and myrrh
  10. Home Alone
  11. Boxing Day
  12. Christmas Day
  13. Bethlehem
  14. Milk and cookies

How to play

  1. Pick a mode: multiple choice, true or false, a 60-second sprint, or the daily quiz.
  2. Answer with a tap, or press 1 to 4 on a keyboard. The right answer appears straight away with a line explaining it.
  3. Finish the round to see your score, copy the result grid, and step up a difficulty.
  4. Hosting a night? The full christmas list and a separate answer key are printed below, and the print layout drops the game and keeps the paper.

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