Christmas on the page
Two classic authors and their festive stories.
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A short Christmas literature template: two scored questions on The Gift of the Magi and Little Women, plus a poll and a word cloud about favourite festive reads. Suits a book club or classroom.
Two classic authors and their festive stories.
Two open prompts about favourite Christmas stories.
Every question, grouped by round. Answers stay hidden until you tap.
Which author wrote The Gift of the Magi, a short story about sacrificial love during Christmas?
O. Henry
Fun fact: O. Henry was the pen name of William Sydney Porter. The story first appeared on 10 December 1905 in the New York Sunday World under the title 'Gifts of the Magi'.
Which story by Louisa May Alcott centers on the March sisters celebrating a modest but meaningful Christmas?
Little Women
Fun fact: The novel opens with Jo grumbling that 'Christmas won't be Christmas without any presents'. In the first chapters the sisters give their Christmas breakfast to the poor Hummel family.
Which literary piece do you think best captures the true essence of Christmas?
What words come to mind when you think of Christmas literature?
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About 5 minutes for all 4 questions.
This quiz is written for adults and teens. For younger players, pick one of the family quizzes for this holiday.
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