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Article: Annual Christmas Quiz 2025

Annual Christmas Quiz 2025

We’re excited to bring you this year’s festive challenge, packed with 20 brand-new questions to test your Christmas knowledge and keep the holiday spirit going strong.

Play on your own, go head-to-head with friends, or get a group together — just make sure to jot down your answers as you go. When you’re done, head to the answers page to see how you scored. If you're hosting, everything you need is there, including the full list of questions.

Good luck, have fun, and enjoy the quiz!

1. What was once traditionally hidden inside a Christmas pudding?

A) A marble
B) A wishbone
C) A bell
D) A coin

2. Which country receives letters to Santa addressed to the postcode “H0H 0H0”?

A) USA
B) Australia
C) UK
D) Canada

3. What unusual tradition takes place in Caracas, Venezuela, on Christmas morning?

A) People wear Santa suits to the beach
B) Everyone eats ice cream for breakfast
C) People roller skate to church
D) Fireworks at sunrise

4. Who first strung electric lights on a Christmas tree in 1882?

A) Thomas Edison
B) Nikola Tesla
C) Edward Johnson
D) Banjo Paterson

5. What’s the name of the animated Christmas movie where a boy travels to the North Pole on a train?

A) The Christmas Train
B) The Polar Express
C) Santa Express
D) Night Rail North

6. Which pop star released the hit holiday song “Santa Tell Me”?

A) Taylor Swift
B) Katy Perry
C) Ariana Grande
D) Dua Lipa

7. What red plant is commonly associated with Christmas and originally comes from Mexico?

A) Carnation
B) Rose
C) Poinsettia
D) Holly

8. How many ghosts visit Ebenezer Scrooge in A Christmas Carol?

A) Two
B) Three
C) Four
D) Five

9. In the movie Elf, Buddy says there are four main food groups. Which is NOT one of them?

A) Candy canes
B) Candy
C) Candy corn
D) Candy bar

10. Which country is home to the tradition of “Yule Lads,” mischievous characters who visit children in December?

A) Norway
B) Denmark
C) Iceland
D) Scotland

11. Why do people traditionally kiss under the mistletoe?

A) It was believed to bring good luck during the winter solstice
B) Mistletoe was used as a wedding decoration in ancient Rome
C) The tradition symbolised fertility in ancient Egypt
D) It originated from Norse mythology and became a symbol of love and protection

12. It is believed that naughty kids receive what from Santa Claus on Christmas Eve?

A) Candy canes
B) Coal
C) Toys they don’t like
D) Socks

13. Which company allegedly made the largest gingerbread man, weighing a whopping 651 kg in 2009?

A) Krispy Kreme
B) Betty Crocker
C) Ikea
D) Arnott’s

14. Approximately when was the original Santa Claus (Saint Nicholas) born?

A) About 100 BC
B) About 270 AD
C) About 1260 AD
D) About 1910 AD

15. How many times does Santa check his list before making deliveries?

A) Once, he’s very efficient
B) Twice, just to be sure
C) Three times, then he asks Mrs Claus
D) He doesn’t — the elves handle it now

16. In the movie Home Alone, how is Kevin punished after getting into a fight with his brother Buzz?

A) He’s made to wrap all the Christmas presents
B) He’s sent to sleep in the attic
C) He has to apologise by baking cookies for the whole family
D) He’s forced to share a room with Uncle Frank

17. How do you say ‘Merry Christmas’ in French?

A) Feliz Navidad
B) Joyeux Noël
C) Buon Natale
D) Frohe Weihnachten

18. When was the first-ever Christmas card sent?

A) 1843
B) 1901
C) 1789
D) 1925

19. Which fairy tale inspired the first gingerbread houses?

A) Cinderella
B) Snow White
C) Hansel and Gretel
D) Little Red Riding Hood

20. The world's largest Christmas cracker was made in which country?

A) USA
B) Canada
C) United Kingdom
D) Australia

The End

How did you do? We hope you enjoyed coming up with your answers and maybe learned an interesting fact or two along the way. Click here to check the answers and see your score!

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