Round 1
Who said it?
Two lines from Christmas films: name the speaker.
- Pick answer
“Who Said It?” Christmas Classic Edition
Eight questions on famous lines from classic Christmas films and specials: who said it, finish the quote, and put a quote back in order. Light and nostalgic, best for people who have seen the films.
- 8questions
- 3rounds
- 10minutes
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The rounds
Round 2
Finish the quote
Fill in the missing word from four well-known lines.
- Short answer
Round 3
Quote in order
Put the pieces of a line back in the right order.
- Put in order
All questions and answers
Every question, grouped by round. Answers stay hidden until you tap.
Round 1: Who said it?2 questions
Question 1 · Pick answer
“The best way to spread Christmas cheer is singing loud for all to hear.”
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Answer:
Buddy the Elf
Fun fact: The line is also the third item in the 'Code of the Elves' that a teacher elf recites at the start of the film.
Question 2 · Pick answer
“Every time a bell rings, an angel gets his wings.”
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Answer:
Zuzu Bailey
Fun fact: Zuzu was played by Karolyn Grimes, who was about six years old during filming. The line comes in the final scene when a bell rings on the family Christmas tree.
Round 2: Finish the quote4 questions
Question 3 · Short answer
“You’ll shoot your ___ out, kid!”
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Answer:
eye
Fun fact: In A Christmas Story, Ralphie hears the warning from his mother, his teacher (who writes it on his essay beside a C+) and the department-store Santa.
Question 4 · Short answer
“I will honour Christmas in my ___, and try to keep it all the year.”
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Answer:
heart
Fun fact: Scrooge says this in Stave Four of Dickens's A Christmas Carol, as he pleads with the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come, not after he wakes up changed in Stave Five.
Question 5 · Short answer
“Look, Daddy! Teacher says, every time a bell rings an angel gets his ___.”
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Answer:
wings
Also accepted: wing
Fun fact: It is the last big moment of It's a Wonderful Life, and George Bailey's reply is 'That's right, that's right', then 'Attaboy, Clarence!'.
Question 6 · Short answer
“Christmas isn’t just a day, it’s a frame of ___.”
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Answer:
mind
Fun fact: Kris Kringle says it in the 1947 film Miracle on 34th Street while explaining that he is worried about how commercial Christmas has become.
Round 3: Quote in order2 questions
Question 7 · Put in order
Put Linus's lines from A Charlie Brown Christmas (1965) in order.
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Answer:
- I never thought it was such a bad little tree
- It’s not bad at all, really
- Maybe it just needs a little love
Fun fact: Linus wraps his security blanket around the base of the tree as he says it, and the others then decorate it.
Question 8 · Put in order
Put King Moonracer's line from Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer (1964) in order.
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Answer:
- a toy is never truly
- happy until it is
- loved by a child
Fun fact: King Moonracer rules the Island of Misfit Toys, and he says this while asking Rudolph and Yukon to tell Santa about the toys' plight.
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How long does the quiz take?
About 10 minutes for all 8 questions.
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