Santa and his reindeer
Two warm-up questions on the best-known gift-giver and his famous reindeer.
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Five scored questions on Christmas characters and customs worldwide, from German markets and Filipino parols to Las Posadas and KFC in Japan, plus a poll and a word cloud. Easy and friendly for a mixed group.
Two warm-up questions on the best-known gift-giver and his famous reindeer.
Three questions on markets, lanterns and traditions in different countries.
A poll and a word cloud, no right answers.
Every question, grouped by round. Answers stay hidden until you tap.
Which reindeer has a bright red nose?
Rudolph
Fun fact: Rudolph was created in 1939 by Robert L. May for a Montgomery Ward booklet, while Cupid and Blitzen are among the eight reindeer in Clement Clarke Moore's 1823 poem.
Who is believed to bring gifts to children on Christmas Eve?
Santa Claus
Fun fact: The name Santa Claus comes from the Dutch Sinterklaas, and Thomas Nast's 1881 cartoon gave him his red suit and North Pole workshop.
Which country is famous for Christmas markets filled with treats and decorations?
Germany
Fun fact: Dresden's Striezelmarkt is first documented in 1434 and is described as Germany's oldest Christmas market.
Which country celebrates Christmas with a parade of giant paper lanterns called “Parol”?
Philippines
Fun fact: The word parol comes from the Spanish farol, meaning lantern, and San Fernando in Pampanga is nicknamed the Christmas Capital of the Philippines.
Match the country with its Christmas tradition
Fun fact: KFC's Christmas promotion in Japan began in 1970 and went nationwide as 'Kentucky for Christmas' in 1974; by 2019 Christmas Eve made up nearly five percent of annual sales.
Which Christmas tradition would you love to try?
What’s your favourite Christmas tradition from around the world?
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