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| In the famous song, what kind of creature is (red-nosed) Rudolph? A) Reindeer B) Manatee C) Kraken D) Raccoon | |
| What is the repeated sound of the drum in 'The Little Drummer Boy'? A) Ba dum tss B) Bow chicka wow wow C) Pa rum pum pum pum D) Rat tat tat tat | |
| Who is 'nipping at your nose' in 'The Christmas Song'? A) The Cold Air B) Jack Frost C) Krampus D) Winter Wind | |
| One is to 'Deck the Halls' with 'boughs of ___'? A) Holly B) Ivy C) Roses D) Pine Cones | |
| Which is actually part of Frosty the Snowman's appearance? A) a button nose B) a clay-fired pipe C) two eyes made out of stones D) A scarf of red and gold | |
| 'Adeste Fideles' is the Latin form of which carol? A) God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen B) O Come, All Ye Faithful C) We Three Kings D) It Came Upon the Midnight Clear | |
| The sum of the number of French Hens and Swans a-swimming in 'The Twelve Days of Christmas is'...? A) 9 B) 10 C) 11 D) 12 | |
| What type of pudding is mentioned in 'We Wish You a Merry Christmas'? A) Trifle pudding B) Brandy pudding C) Toffee pudding D) Figgy Pudding | |
| Around which feast does 'Good King Wenceslas' take place? A) Mary B) Melchior C) Advent D) Stephen | |
| The lyrics 'Fall on your knees' are found in which carol? A) Angels We Have Heard on High B) Joy to the World C) O Come, O Come, Emmanuel D) O Holy Night | |
| In the French carol, what are Jeanette, Isabella to bring? A) a gift B) a prayer C) a torch D) a lamb | |
| What are the cattle doing in 'Away in a Manger'? A) Bowing B) Grazing C) Nodding D) Lowing | |
| Which carol is attributed to Jesuit missionary Jean de Brébeuf? A) The Huron Carol B) The Cherry-Tree Carol C) Il est né, le divin Enfant D) Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming | |
| The composer of 'Silent Night' shares a surname with a character from which Christmas movie? A) Elf B) It's a Wonderful Life C) Die Hard D) A Christmas Story | |
| 'Gaudete' is a late Medieval carol believed to have originated from where? A) Wales B) Sweden C) Hungary D) The Netherlands | |
| In the famous song, what kind of creature is (red-nosed) Rudolph? A) Reindeer B) Manatee C) Kraken D) Raccoon | |
| In the famous song, what kind of creature is (red-nosed) Rudolph? A) Reindeer B) Manatee C) Kraken D) Raccoon | |
| In the famous song, what kind of creature is (red-nosed) Rudolph? A) Reindeer B) Manatee C) Kraken D) Raccoon | |
| What is the repeated sound of the drum in 'The Little Drummer Boy'? A) Ba dum tss B) Bow chicka wow wow C) Pa rum pum pum pum D) Rat tat tat tat | |
| What is the repeated sound of the drum in 'The Little Drummer Boy'? A) Ba dum tss B) Bow chicka wow wow C) Pa rum pum pum pum D) Rat tat tat tat | |
| What is the repeated sound of the drum in 'The Little Drummer Boy'? A) Ba dum tss B) Bow chicka wow wow C) Pa rum pum pum pum D) Rat tat tat tat | |
| Who is 'nipping at your nose' in 'The Christmas Song'? A) The Cold Air B) Jack Frost C) Krampus D) Winter Wind | |
| Who is 'nipping at your nose' in 'The Christmas Song'? A) The Cold Air B) Jack Frost C) Krampus D) Winter Wind | |
| Who is 'nipping at your nose' in 'The Christmas Song'? A) The Cold Air B) Jack Frost C) Krampus D) Winter Wind | |
| One is to 'Deck the Halls' with 'boughs of ___'? A) Holly B) Ivy C) Roses D) Pine Cones | |
| One is to 'Deck the Halls' with 'boughs of ___'? A) Holly B) Ivy C) Roses D) Pine Cones | |
| One is to 'Deck the Halls' with 'boughs of ___'? A) Holly B) Ivy C) Roses D) Pine Cones | |
| 'Adeste Fideles' is the Latin form of which carol? A) God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen B) O Come, All Ye Faithful C) We Three Kings D) It Came Upon the Midnight Clear | |
| 'Adeste Fideles' is the Latin form of which carol? A) God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen B) O Come, All Ye Faithful C) We Three Kings D) It Came Upon the Midnight Clear | |
| 'Adeste Fideles' is the Latin form of which carol? A) God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen B) O Come, All Ye Faithful C) We Three Kings D) It Came Upon the Midnight Clear | |
| Around which feast does 'Good King Wenceslas' take place? A) Mary B) Melchior C) Advent D) Stephen | |
| Around which feast does 'Good King Wenceslas' take place? A) Mary B) Melchior C) Advent D) Stephen | |
| Around which feast does 'Good King Wenceslas' take place? A) Mary B) Melchior C) Advent D) Stephen | |
| The sum of the number of French Hens and Swans a-swimming in 'The Twelve Days of Christmas is'...? A) 9 B) 10 C) 11 D) 12 | |
| The sum of the number of French Hens and Swans a-swimming in 'The Twelve Days of Christmas is'...? A) 9 B) 10 C) 11 D) 12 | |
| The sum of the number of French Hens and Swans a-swimming in 'The Twelve Days of Christmas is'...? A) 9 B) 10 C) 11 D) 12 | |
| The lyrics 'Fall on your knees' are found in which carol? A) Angels We Have Heard on High B) Joy to the World C) O Come, O Come, Emmanuel D) O Holy Night | |
| The lyrics 'Fall on your knees' are found in which carol? A) Angels We Have Heard on High B) Joy to the World C) O Come, O Come, Emmanuel D) O Holy Night | |
| The lyrics 'Fall on your knees' are found in which carol? A) Angels We Have Heard on High B) Joy to the World C) O Come, O Come, Emmanuel D) O Holy Night | |
| In the French carol, what are Jeanette, Isabella to bring? A) a gift B) a prayer C) a torch D) a lamb | |
| In the French carol, what are Jeanette, Isabella to bring? A) a gift B) a prayer C) a torch D) a lamb | |
| In the French carol, what are Jeanette, Isabella to bring? A) a gift B) a prayer C) a torch D) a lamb | |
| Which is actually part of Frosty the Snowman's appearance? A) a button nose B) a clay-fired pipe C) two eyes made out of stones D) A scarf of red and gold | |
| Which is actually part of Frosty the Snowman's appearance? A) a button nose B) a clay-fired pipe C) two eyes made out of stones D) A scarf of red and gold | |
| Which is actually part of Frosty the Snowman's appearance? A) a button nose B) a clay-fired pipe C) two eyes made out of stones D) A scarf of red and gold | |
| What type of pudding is mentioned in 'We Wish You a Merry Christmas'? A) Trifle pudding B) Brandy pudding C) Toffee pudding D) Figgy Pudding | |
| What type of pudding is mentioned in 'We Wish You a Merry Christmas'? A) Trifle pudding B) Brandy pudding C) Toffee pudding D) Figgy Pudding | |
| What type of pudding is mentioned in 'We Wish You a Merry Christmas'? A) Trifle pudding B) Brandy pudding C) Toffee pudding D) Figgy Pudding | |
| What are the cattle doing in 'Away in a Manger'? A) Bowing B) Grazing C) Nodding D) Lowing | |
| What are the cattle doing in 'Away in a Manger'? A) Bowing B) Grazing C) Nodding D) Lowing | |
| What are the cattle doing in 'Away in a Manger'? A) Bowing B) Grazing C) Nodding D) Lowing | |
| Which carol is attributed to Jesuit missionary Jean de Brébeuf? A) The Huron Carol B) The Cherry-Tree Carol C) Il est né, le divin Enfant D) Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming | |
| Which carol is attributed to Jesuit missionary Jean de Brébeuf? A) The Huron Carol B) The Cherry-Tree Carol C) Il est né, le divin Enfant D) Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming | |
| Which carol is attributed to Jesuit missionary Jean de Brébeuf? A) The Huron Carol B) The Cherry-Tree Carol C) Il est né, le divin Enfant D) Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming | |
| The composer of 'Silent Night' shares a surname with a character from which Christmas movie? A) Elf B) It's a Wonderful Life C) Die Hard D) A Christmas Story | |
| The composer of 'Silent Night' shares a surname with a character from which Christmas movie? A) Elf B) It's a Wonderful Life C) Die Hard D) A Christmas Story | |
| The composer of 'Silent Night' shares a surname with a character from which Christmas movie? A) Elf B) It's a Wonderful Life C) Die Hard D) A Christmas Story | |
| 'Gaudete' is a late Medieval carol believed to have originated from where? A) Wales B) Sweden C) Hungary D) The Netherlands | |
| 'Gaudete' is a late Medieval carol believed to have originated from where? A) Wales B) Sweden C) Hungary D) The Netherlands | |
| 'Gaudete' is a late Medieval carol believed to have originated from where? A) Wales B) Sweden C) Hungary D) The Netherlands | |
