Christmas Trivia game for EFL classes.

1. Christmas Trivia 2018
ESO - CPI Tino Grandío

2. • What’s this day called?
1. Christmas Before
2. Christmas Eve
3. Before Christmas
4. Good Night
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Christmas 1

3. • What’s this day called?
1. Christmas Before
2. Christmas Eve 
3. Before Christmas
4. Good Night
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Christmas 1

4. • What’s this day called?
1. Christmas Night
2. Christmas
3. Christmas Day
4. Christmas Celebration
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Christmas 2

5. • What’s this day called?
1. Christmas Night
2. Christmas
3. Christmas Day 
4. Christmas Celebration
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Christmas 2

6. • What’s this day called?
1. After Christmas
2. It has no special name
3. Ice hockey day
4. Boxing day
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Christmas 3

7. • What’s this day called?
1. After Christmas
2. It has no special name
3. Ice hockey day
4. Boxing day 
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Christmas 3

8. Christmas 4
• What’s this man’s name in English?
1. Papa Noel
2. Father Noel
3. Christmas Father
4. Santa Claus
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9. Christmas 4
• What’s this man’s name in English?
1. Papa Noel
2. Father Noel
3. Christmas Father
4. Santa Claus 
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10. Christmas 5
• What’s this other man’s name in
English?
1. Santa Claus
2. Rudolph
3. Frosty
4. The Grinch
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11. Christmas 5
• What’s this other man’s name in
English?
1. Santa Claus
2. Rudolph
3. Frosty, the snowman 
4. The Grinch
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12. Christmas 6
• What is a Christmas wreath?
1. Some type of Christmas decoration
2. Some type of Christmas dessert
3. Some type of Christmas character
4. Some type of Christmas drink for children
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13. Christmas 6
• What is a Christmas wreath?
1. Some type of Christmas decoration 
2. Some type of Christmas dessert
3. Some type of Christmas character
4. Some type of Christmas drink for children
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14. Christmas 7
• Where is this Christmas tree located?
1. In the Arndale Centre, Manchester, UK
2. In the Rockefeller Center, New York, USA
3. In Piccadilly Circus, London, UK
4. In Logan Square, Chicago, USA
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15. Christmas 7
• Where is this Christmas tree located?
1. In the Arndale Centre, Manchester, UK
2. In the Rockefeller Center, New York, USA
3. In Piccadilly Circus, London, UK
4. In Logan Square, Chicago, USA
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16. Christmas 8
• Who made a very successful album
called Merry Christmas in 1994?
1. Beyoncé
2. Michael Bublé
3. Mariah Carey
4. Bing Crosby
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17. Christmas 8
• Who made a very successful album
called Merry Christmas in 1994?
1. Beyoncé
2. Michael Bublé
3. Mariah Carey 
4. Bing Crosby
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18. Christmas 9
• What’s this plant called?
1. Holly
2. Muerdagus
3. Clover
4. Oats
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19. Christmas 9
• What’s this plant called?
1. Holly 
2. Muerdagus
3. Clover
4. Oats
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20. Christmas 10
• What are these?
1. Socks
2. Tights
3. Stockings
4. Tightings
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21. Christmas 10
• What are these?
1. Socks
2. Tights
3. Stockings 
4. Tightings
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22. Christmas 11
• And where are they hung from?
1. The chimney
2. The mantelpiece
3. The French chimney
4. The stove
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23. Christmas 11
• And where are they hung from?
1. The chimney
2. The mantelpiece 
3. The French chimney
4. The stove
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24. Christmas 12
• Can you finish this line of the carol?
1. Jingle bells, ______ ____, _______ ____
____ _____.
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25. Christmas 12
• Can you finish this line of the carol?
1. Jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the way.
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26. Christmas 13
• What’s this called?
1. A crib
2. A crab
3. A crob
4. A rob
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27. Christmas 13
• What’s this called?
1. A crib 
2. A crab
3. A crob
4. A rob
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28. Christmas 14
• What’s the name of the period before
Christmas?
1. Lent
2. Christmas Eve
3. Advent
4. St Lucy’s mass
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29. Christmas 14
• What’s the name of the period before
Christmas?
1. Lent
2. Christmas Eve
3. Advent 
4. St Lucy’s mass
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30. Christmas 15
• When and where was the first Christmas
card sent?
1. In Germany in 1899
2. In England in 1843
3. In the USA in 1889
4. In Scotland in 1823
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31. Christmas 15
• When and where was the first Christmas
card sent?
1. In Germany in 1899
2. In England in 1843 
3. In the USA in 1889
4. In Scotland in 1823
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32. Christmas 16
• Where was Jesus born?
1. In Jerusalem
2. In Bethlehem
3. In Nazareth
4. In Jordan
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33. Christmas 16
• Where was Jesus born?
1. In Jerusalem
2. In Bethlehem 
3. In Nazareth
4. In Jordan
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34. • Which angel visited Mary?
1. Gabriel
2. Raphael
3. Daniel
4. Michael
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Picture by Pinturicchio - Image from Wikipedia

35. • Which angel visited Mary?
1. Gabriel 
2. Raphael
3. Daniel
4. Michael
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Picture by Pinturicchio - Image from Wikipedia

36. • Who wrote the book A Christmas Carol?
1. Agatha Christie
2. Herman Melville
3. Walter Scott
4. Charles Dickens
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37. • Who wrote the book A Christmas Carol?
1. Agatha Christie
2. Herman Melville
3. Walter Scott
4. Charles Dickens 
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38. • Which country does Saint Nicholas
originally belong to?
1. Norway
2. Finland
3. England
4. Turkey
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39. • Which country does Saint Nicholas
originally belong to?
1. Norway
2. Finland
3. England
4. Turkey 
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40. • How many points does a snowflake
have?
1. Five
2. Six
3. Seven
4. Nine
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41. • How many points does a snowflake
have?
1. Five
2. Six 
3. Seven
4. Nine
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42. • How long do Christmas holidays last in
the United Kingdom?
1. From December 16 to January 2
2. From December 21 to January 8
3. From December 19 to January 2
4. From December 16 to January 8
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43. • How long do Christmas holidays last in
the United Kingdom?
1. From December 16 to January 2
2. From December 21 to January 8
3. From December 19 to January 2 
4. From December 16 to January 8
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44. • What’s the name of the traditional
English songs?
1. Hollies
2. Chants
3. Carols
4. Carts
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45. • What’s the name of the traditional
English songs?
1. Hollies
2. Chants
3. Carols 
4. Carts
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46. • When does the Queen give a speech in
the United Kingdom?
1. On Christmas Eve (24th)
2. On Christmas Day (25th)
3. On New Year’s Eve (31st)
4. On New Year’s Day (1st)
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47. • When does the Queen give a speech in
the United Kingdom?
1. On Christmas Eve (24th)
2. On Christmas Day (25th) 
3. On New Year’s Eve (31st)
4. On New Year’s Day (1st)
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Image by Joel Rouse (Wikipedia)

48. • What do people often do on Christmas
day in Sydney?
1. Have a bonfire
2. Play rugby
3. Go to the beach
4. Make a snowman
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49. • What do people often do on Christmas
day in Sydney?
1. Have a bonfire
2. Play rugby
3. Go to the beach 
4. Make a snowman
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50. • What’s this traditional Christmas food
called in England?
1. Christmas pie
2. Christmas cake
3. Christmas casserole
4. Christmas pudding
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51. • What’s this traditional Christmas food
called in England?
1. Christmas pie
2. Christmas cake
3. Christmas casserole
4. Christmas pudding 
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52. • What’s the connection between
Coke and Christmas?
1. Coke was originally created as a drink
for Christmas
2. Coke is a typical Christmas gift
3. The Coca-Cola company first used
reindeer in a Christmas advert
4. The Coca-Cola company first dressed
Santa Claus in red
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53. • What’s the connection between
Coke and Christmas?
1. Coke was originally created as a drink
for Christmas
2. Coke is a typical Christmas gift
3. The Coca-Cola company first used
reindeer in a Christmas advert
4. The Coca-Cola company first
dressed Santa Claus in red 
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54. • The names of Santa’s nine reindeer
are Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, Vixen,
Comet, Cupid, Donder, Rudolf and…
1. Blitzen
2. Glitter
3. Stary
4. Nicky
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55. • The names of Santa’s nine reindeer
are Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, Vixen,
Comet, Cupid, Donder, Rudolf and…
1. Blitzen 
2. Glitter
3. Stary
4. Nicky
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56. • Which song is the best-selling single
ever?
1. Mariah Carey’s All I Want for Christmas Is
You
2. Bing Crosby’s White Christmas
3. Wham’s Last Christmas
4. Kelly Clarkson’s Silent Night
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57. • Which song is the best-selling single
ever?
1. Mariah Carey’s All I Want for Christmas Is
You
2. Bing Crosby’s White Christmas 
3. Wham’s Last Christmas
4. Kelly Clarkson’s Silent Night
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58. • What’s this plant called?
1. Holly
2. Redberry
3. Gooseberry
4. Mistletoe
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59. • What’s this plant called?
1. Holly
2. Redberry
3. Gooseberry
4. Mistletoe 
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60. • What’s this called?
1. A candy hook
2. A candy cane
3. A candy tripe
4. A candy J
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61. • What’s this called?
1. A candy hook
2. A candy cane 
3. A candy tripe
4. A candy J
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62. • What’s the most traditional American
Christmas dinner?
1. Turkey
2. Goose
3. Chinese food
4. Rice cakes
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63. • What’s the most traditional American
Christmas dinner?
1. Turkey
2. Goose 
3. Chinese food
4. Rice cakes
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Image from http://www.roamingroosters.co.uk/free-range-goose

64. • What’s this traditional Christmas
element called?
1. Tinsel
2. Christmas scarving
3. Jesus string
4. Holly
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65. • What’s this traditional Christmas
element called?
1. Tinsel 
2. Christmas scarving
3. Jesus string
4. Holly
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66. • What’s this tinsel used for?
1. Decorating pets
2. Decorating the Christmas tree
3. Decorating Christmas cakes
4. Decorating the kitchen
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67. • What’s this tinsel used for?
1. Decorating pets
2. Decorating the Christmas tree 
3. Decorating Christmas cakes
4. Decorating the kitchen
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Image from http://celfan.com/album/garland-for-christmas-tree.html

68. • What snack do children leave for
Santa Claus?
1. Turkey sandwiches and whiskey
2. Cookies and milk
3. Marshmallows and tea
4. Pears and coffee
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Image from http://celfan.com/album/garland-for-christmas-tree.html

69. • What snack do children leave for
Santa Claus?
1. Turkey sandwiches and whiskey
2. Cookies and milk 
3. Marshmallows and tea
4. Pears and coffee
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70. • What do bad children receive in their
Christmas stocking?
1. A nasty letter
2. A pocket mirror
3. Nothing
4. Coal
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71. • What do bad children receive in their
Christmas stocking?
1. A nasty letter
2. A pocket mirror
3. Nothing
4. Coal 
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72. • What’s eggnog?
1. A dish of scrambled eggs, onions and
tomatoes
2. A type of bread made with eggs
3. A drink made with eggs, brandy and nutmeg
4. A dessert pudding made of eggs and cream
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73. • What’s eggnog?
1. A dish of scrambled eggs,
onions and tomatoes
2. A type of bread made with eggs
3. A drink made with eggs,
brandy and nutmeg 
4. A dessert pudding made of eggs
and cream
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74. • What’ this?
1. A Christmas crown
2. A gurnard
3. A wreath
4. A pinecrown
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75. • What’ this?
1. A Christmas crown
2. A gurnard
3. A wreath 
4. A pinecrown
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76. MERRY
CHRISTMAS
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