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This quiz has been taken 64 times
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The average score is 12 of 25

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Santa Claus Jeppy's Question	Your Answer	% Correct
Event accepted by most countries as the origin of Christmas.	{Birth} of Jesus Christ	94%
For Orthodox Christians, the date is January 7. For Armenian Christians, the date is January 6. But in the majority of the countries, the date that celebrates Christmas is accepted as...	December {25}th	94%
Famous sentence referring to this celebration.	{Merry} Christmas	75%
Sometimes, it also accompanies the sentence above.	And Happy New {Year}	72%
Animals carrying Santa's sleigh.	Reindeer	72%
Jingle _________, Jingle _________... Hit the little _________, _________ of Bethlehem...	Bell	69%
Santa's helpers who work making gifts.	Elves	69%
Respectively, Santa Claus' residence for Americans, and Europeans.	North Pole	66%
The figure of Santa Claus was inspired by a real person. Who was that person?	Saint {Nicholas}	66%
Santa Claus leaves _________ for the bad children.	Coal	63%
This Jewish holiday serves as a "substitute" for Christmas, and is celebrated over eight days, which run from Kislev to Tetev.	Hanukkah	59%
We hang them at Christmas.	Socks	56%
Until the 19th century, the image of Santa Claus was different today and resembled that of a bishop. Santa Claus as we know today a fat man, in red clothes, a black belt and a white beard, only became known in 1931 thanks to an advertising campaign of a great brand. What was that brand?	Coca-Cola	50%
Persistent leaf shrub of the Aquifoliaceae family, normally grown for ornamental purposes due to its red fruits.	Holly	50%
The world's first nativity scene was created by...	Saint {Francis} of Assisi	47%
Characteristic Christmas cookie	Gingerbread	44%
In what century, was that date accepted?	{Fourth} century	38%
Name the biggest consumer of panettone in the world.	Italy	38%
Respectively, Santa Claus' residence for Americans, and Europeans.	Lapland	31%
Also characteristic of Christmas, it is full of ornaments and hangs on the doors or walls.	Garland	25%
The habit of eating turkey for Christmas dinner came from the United States. In which state?	Massachusetts	19%
One of the most characteristic props of Christmas. Every season of Happy Holidays, we see it everywhere.	Christmas {Hat}	6%
After the three wise men _________ Jesus, the new king, this tradition emerged.	Gifted	3%
In 1510, it was here that the world's first Christmas tree was inaugurated.	Latvia	3%
Name the largest Christmas tree of the present (750m high X 450m wide).	Monte Ingino	3%