Christmas Quiz (Round 1)

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Questions

1) In which Pacific Ocean island nation is Father Christmas known as santa-san (Mr Santa)?

 

2) The Twelve Days of Christmas traditionally finish on which date?

 

3) St. Stephen’s Day is also know as?

 

4) Between 1996 and 1998, which British girl band celebrated three consecutive UK Christmas number one singles?

 

5) In the song ‘Twelve Days of Christmas’, how many ladies were dancing?

 

6) Who wrote ‘A Visit from St. Nicholas’, the famous christmas poem with the opening line ‘Twas the night before Christmas’?

 

7) ‘Walking in the Air’ is a song taken from which Christmas film?

 

8) Which UK monarch delivered the first Christmas Broadcast to the BBC in 1932?

 

9) Christmas fruit cake Stollen is traditionally associated with which country?

 

10) On Christmas Day 1950, what did four Scottish students steal from Westminster Abbey?

 

 

 

Answers

1) In which Pacific Ocean island nation is Father Christmas known as santa-san (Mr Santa)?

Japan

 

2) The Twelve Days of Christmas traditionally finish on which date?

January 5th

 

3) St. Stephen’s Day is also know as?

Boxing Day

 

4) Between 1996 and 1998, which British girl band celebrated three consecutive UK Christmas number one singles?

Spice Girls

 

5) In the song ‘Twelve Days of Christmas’, how many ladies were dancing?

Nine

 

6) Who wrote ‘A Visit from St. Nicholas’, the famous christmas poem with the opening line ‘Twas the night before Christmas’?

Clement Clark Moore

 

7) ‘Walking in the Air’ is a song taken from which Christmas film?

The Snowman

 

8) Which UK monarch delivered the first Christmas Broadcast to the BBC in 1932?

George V

 

9) Christmas fruit cake Stollen is traditionally associated with which country?

Germany

 

10) On Christmas Day 1950, what did four Scottish students steal from Westminster Abbey?

Stone of Destiny