Spend Christmas with Quizado: The Ultimate Christmas Q&A for You and Your Family

The snowflakes are falling outside, the streets are covered with white fluff, and there's soft winter music playing in the background. The kitchen is filled with the smell of gingerbread, boiling cranberries and family conversations. Uncle Bob is helping aunt Mary with decorating the Christmas Tree, and Nana Donna is wrapping up the Christmas presents.

Everyone takes care to make this Christmas perfect. At the end of the day, as Addy Williams sings, it’s the most wonderful time of the year! Even children are engaged, though they usually run around the house. As people are busy with their holiday duties, you can hear the conversation between little cousins.

“If you were Santa Claus, what item would you need to dress up?” Kevin asked. “Hmm, probably a long, white beard”. Sam answered. “And the red suit”. He added.

Kevin shaked his head noddingly. Then, uncle Bob decided to chime in into the conversation and asked boys about the most popular Santa’s reindeers. Kevin and Sam immediately shouted “Rudolph”.

Suddenly, all of the householders starts asking questions about Christmas, and everyone seemed engaged enough to come up with the answers as quickly as possible. Turns out, it’s not a simple conversation anymore, but rather… a competition.

Well, as they say, home, sweet home.

“It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas…Trivia!” You started humming.

Why Hosting a Christmas Trivia Game?

Nothing says Christmas like laughter and bonding with loved ones. A trivia game does more than just entertain; it ignites conversations, sparks creativity, and fills the room with joy by creating moments of hilarity as players debate about the best answers.

With Quizado, you can take this experience to the next level. Imagine your family and friends guessing Family Feud-styled answers about classic Christmas traditions, beloved Christmas movies, or holiday foods (who can resist discussing gingerbread cookies or Christmas hams?!).

What sets Quizado apart is its interactive and competitive nature. Rather than just asking questions, players try to predict the most popular answers based on surveys, which adds an exciting twist to the game. The unique approach ensures that no matter the age or knowledge level, each player feels involved and has fun.

Hosting a trivia game also adds a structured activity to your gathering, preventing lulls, and ensuring that everyone remains entertained. It’s a chance to share laughs and reminisce about favorite holiday memories, enjoying friendly competition – all while celebrating the Christmas spirit.

How to Play Christmas Trivia with Quizado?

Playing Quizado is as easy as decorating a Christmas tree (though, we know this one can be tricky sometimes). Based on our game experience, here are our recommendations how you can get started:

Download Quizado: Start by downloading the app on your preferred device – smartphone, tablet, or laptop. Quizado supports iOS, Android, Windows, and macOS systems, so you should be fine with setting this up.

Choose Your Game Theme: Opt for the pre-loaded Christmas trivia questions*, or create your own (we recommend to keep reading, as we will share sample Christmas questions and answers later).

Create Teams: Invite the participants and split players to various teams. We recommend dividing into two teams. However, with Quizado, you can set up 6 teams, at most.

Play the Game: Choose the host of the game, who is going to be responsible for reading out the questions and let players guess the top answers. The more popular their guesses, the more points they earn. We recommend connecting the buzzer, so it’s easier for both players and host to see who gives the answer first.

Crown the Winner: Add an extra layer or excitement with Christmas-themed prizes. We advise considering offering small gifts like ornaments, candy canes, or even homemade treats to the winner. Honestly, who doesn't like gifts, especially on Christmas?

*Note: they are randomly added to all available question sets.)

Enhance Your Christmas Experience

Playing Quizado isn’t just about answering trivia questions – it’s about creating a shared experience that enhances your Christmas celebration. Imagine the sound of laughter as everyone debates about the best Christmas movie (while there are so many! We strongly recommend “Love Actually”.), or the competitive spirit, when someone nails the top answer.

For families celebrating remotely, Quizado becomes a bridge that connects loved ones across miles. With its virtual compatibility, no one has to miss out on the holiday cheer.
If you want to make things even more festive, here’s our advice:

Pair your trivia game with some cozy holiday snacks, a playlist with Christmas vibes, and the prize for the most spirited player. Remember, the memories you create will last far beyond the season.

Christmas Trivia Questions and Answers

It’s time! As we promised, this section will provide you with the most remarkable and fun Christmas questions and answers. Not only does it kickstart your game, but also inspire your creativity.

1. Name something people hang on their Christmas tree.

• Ornaments
• Lights
• Tinsel
• Candy canes
• A star or angel

2. Name a popular activity on Christmas morning.

• Opening presents
• Drinking hot chocolate
• Eating breakfast
• Playing with new toys
• Taking photos

3. Name a tradition associated with Santa Claus.

• Leaving cookies and milk
• Writing a letter to Santa
• Sitting on Santa’s lap
• Tracking Santa’s sleigh online
• Hanging stockings

4. Name something people put up for Christmas decorations.

• Christmas lights
• A wreath
• Garland
• Inflatable lawn decorations
• Nativity scenes

5. Name a country known for its unique Christmas traditions.

• Germany
• Mexico
• Sweden
• Japan
• Italy

6. Name a historical figure associated with Christmas.

• Saint Nicholas
• Jesus Christ
• Charles Dickens
• The Three Wise Men
• Queen Victoria

7. Name a traditional Christmas carol written before 1900.

• “Silent Night”
• “Hark! The Herald Angels Sing”
• “O Come All Ye Faithful”
• “The First Noel”
• “God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen”

8. Name a reason December 25 was chosen as Christmas Day.

• Pagan winter solstice festivals
• Christian celebration of Jesus’ birth
• Roman holiday Saturnalia
• Alignment with the church calendar
• Political reasons

9. Name a tradition that originated in Germany.

• Christmas trees
• Advent calendars
• Gingerbread houses
• Christmas markets
• Glass ornaments

10. Name a place famous for its Christmas celebrations.

• Bethlehem
• New York City
• Lapland, Finland
• Vienna, Austria
• London, England

11. Name a popular Christmas dessert.

• Fruitcake
• Yule log cake
• Christmas cookies
• Gingerbread men
• Candy canes

12. Name a traditional Christmas drink.

• Eggnog
• Hot cocoa
• Mulled wine
• Apple cider
• Peppermint mocha

13. Name something served at Christmas dinner.

• Roast turkey
• Ham
• Mashed potatoes
• Stuffing
• Cranberry sauce

14. Name a type of candy associated with Christmas.

• Candy canes
• Peppermint bark
• Chocolate Santas
• Ribbon candy
• Marzipan

15. Name a fruit often used in Christmas recipes.

• Cranberries
• Oranges
• Apples
• Cherries
• Figs

16. Name a famous Christmas movie.

• Home Alone
• Elf
• A Christmas Story
• It’s a Wonderful Life
• The Polar Express

17. Name a character from Home Alone.

• Kevin McCallister
• Harry Lyme
• Marv Merchants
• Kate McCallister
• Buzz McCallister

18. Name a Christmas movie released after 2000.

• The Polar Express
• Elf
• The Grinch (2018)
• Noelle
• The Christmas Chronicles

19. Name a Christmas movie character who isn’t Santa Claus.

• The Grinch
• Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer
• Buddy the Elf
• Frosty the Snowman
• Scrooge

20. Name a Christmas movie that features a love story.

• Love Actually
• The Holiday
• While You Were Sleeping
• Last Christmas
• Four Christmases

21. Name a gift you might find under the tree.

• Toys
• Clothing
• Electronics
• Jewelry
• Books

22. Name something people buy specifically for Christmas.

• Wrapping paper
• Christmas cards
• Ornaments
• A Christmas tree
• Stocking stuffers

23. Name a type of Christmas card design.

• Santa Claus
• Snowflakes
• Nativity scene
• Reindeer
• Christmas tree

24. Name a common Christmas stocking stuffer.

• Candy
• Small toys
• Socks
• Gift cards
• Lip balm

25. Name an item people wear at Christmas parties.

• Ugly Christmas sweaters
• Santa hats
• Reindeer antlers
• Festive ties
• Elf costumes

26. Name a Christmas color.

• Red
• Green
• White
• Gold
• Silver

27. Name a place people go on Christmas Eve.

• Church
• A family member’s house
• Downtown light displays
• A Christmas party
• Midnight mass

28. Name a Christmas song that mentions Santa Claus.

• “Santa Claus Is Coming to Town”
• “Here Comes Santa Claus”
• “I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus”
• “Up on the Housetop”
• “Jolly Old St. Nicholas”

29. Name a holiday that falls near Christmas.

• Hanukkah
• Kwanzaa
• Boxing Day
• New Year’s Eve
• Winter Solstice

30. Name something kids do to prepare for Christmas.

• Write a letter to Santa
• Decorate cookies
• Make ornaments
• Sing Christmas songs
• Count down with an advent calendar

31. Name a country with unique Christmas traditions.

• Italy
• Mexico
• Japan
• Iceland
• Philippines

32. Name a popular holiday food that varies in different cultures.

• Tamales (Mexico)
• Panettone (Italy)
• Stollen (Germany)
• KFC (Japan)
• Lutefisk (Norway)

33. Name a country where people wear costumes during Christmas.

• Austria
• Iceland
• Germany
• Czech Republic
• Ukraine

34. Name a country that celebrates Christmas with fireworks.

• Philippines
• Spain
• Brazil
• Mexico
• Colombia

35. Name a country with a different date for Christmas celebrations.

• Russia (January 7)
• Ethiopia (January 7)
• Armenia (January 6)
• Serbia (January 7)
• Ukraine (January 7)

36. Name a popular holiday drink worldwide.

• Eggnog (USA)
• Mulled Wine (UK)
• Sake (Japan)
• Coquito (Puerto Rico)
• Glögg (Sweden)

37. Name a unique New Year’s Eve tradition from another country.

• Eating 12 grapes at midnight (Spain)
• Jumping off chairs (Denmark)
• Pouring lead (Germany)
• Burning scarecrows (Ecuador)
• Takanakuy fighting festival (Peru)

38. Name a country where Christmas trees are decorated differently

• Germany (Pickle ornament)
• Ukraine (Spider webs)
• Mexico (Radishes)
• Philippines (Parols, star lanterns)
• Ethiopia (Bamboo sticks)

39. Name a culture where children receive gifts from a unique holiday figure.

• Krampus (Austria)
• La Befana (Italy)
• Yule Lads (Iceland)
• Sinterklaas (Netherlands)
• Tio de Nadal (Spain, Catalonia)

40. Name a place where people celebrate Christmas at the beach.

• Australia
• South Africa
• Brazil
• New Zealand
• Argentina

41. Name a type of holiday decoration popular in other cultures.

• Parols (Philippines)
• Nativity Scenes (Italy)
• Piñatas (Mexico)
• Sparklers (Germany)
• Hand-carved ornaments (Poland)

42. Name a country that has a special Christmas market tradition.

• Germany
• Austria
• France
• Czech Republic
• Switzerland

43. Name a place where people eat fish on Christmas Eve.

• Italy (Feast of the Seven Fishes)
• Poland (Carp)
• Japan (Sashimi)
• Brazil (Bacalhau)
• Philippines (Rellenong Bangus)

44. Name a country where children find holiday treats in unusual places.

• Germany (Shoes for St. Nicholas Day)
• Netherlands (Shoes for Sinterklaas)
• Iceland (Shoes for Yule Lads)
• France (Shoes by the fireplace)
• Spain (Shoes for Los Reyes Magos)

45. Name a country where locals eat unusual food for New Year.

• Japan (Soba noodles)
• Brazil (Lentils)
• USA (Black-eyed peas)
• Philippines (12 round fruits)
• Greece (Vasilopita cake)

46. Name a place where people create holiday traditions involving animals.

• Sweden (Yule Goat)
• Colombia (Christmas pigs)
• Norway (Hide brooms for witches)
• Iceland (Yule Cat)
• Spain (Tió de Nadal log)

47. Name a country with unusual holiday gift-giving traditions.

• Iceland (Books on Christmas Eve)
• Italy (La Befana brings candy)
• Japan (Romantic gifts on Christmas)
• Netherlands (Shoes filled with treats)
• Ukraine (Decorates with spider webs for good luck)

48. Name a country where people go caroling in a unique way.

• Philippines (Loud caroling with instruments)
• Mexico (Las Posadas with processions)
• Ukraine (Koliadky with costumes)
• Wales (Mari Lwyd with horse skull)
• Austria (Krampuslauf with costumes)

49. Name a country that has a big feast for the holidays.

• Italy (Feast of the Seven Fishes)
• Philippines (Noche Buena)
• Mexico (Las Posadas meals)
• Russia (Sviatki with multiple dishes)
• Greece (Big family dinners)

50. Name a country that uses unique holiday lights.

• Philippines (Parol star lanterns)
• Japan (LED light festivals)
• Italy (Nativity lights)
• USA (Electric light parades)
• Germany (Market lights)

51. Name a holiday tradition involving singing or chanting.

• Caroling (USA, UK)
• Koliadky (Ukraine)
• Caganer songs (Catalonia)
• Sinterklaas songs (Netherlands)
• Kalanda (Greece)

52. Name a country that celebrates Christmas in January.

• Russia
• Serbia
• Ukraine
• Ethiopia
• Armenia

53. Name a holiday symbol that brings good luck.

• Horseshoes (Ireland)
• Lucky bamboo (China)
• Red lanterns (China)
• Pomegranate (Greece)
• Money envelopes (Vietnam)

54. Name a popular winter festival worldwide.

• Winter Solstice (China)
• Hogmanay (Scotland)
• St. Lucia’s Day (Sweden)
• Las Posadas (Mexico)
• Diwali (India)

55. Name a place where people give handmade gifts.

• Poland
• Switzerland
• Austria
• Finland
• Japan

56. Name a culture with special holiday dances.

• Spain (Flamenco for the holidays)
• Russia (Kalinka during New Year)
• Ireland (Step dancing for Christmas)
• Brazil (Samba for celebrations)
• Greece (Syrtaki for the New Year)

57. Name a traditional Christmas flower.

• Poinsettia (Mexico)
• Holly (UK)
• Mistletoe (USA)
• Amaryllis (Netherlands)
• Cyclamen (Greece)

58. Name a place where people decorate with nativity scenes.

• Italy
• Mexico
• Spain
• France
• Brazil

59. Name a traditional winter dessert.

• Gingerbread (Germany)
• Buche de Noel (France)
• Panettone (Italy)
• Stollen (Germany)
• Rice Pudding (Scandinavia)

60. Name a place where people celebrate with a bonfire in winter.

• Scotland (Hogmanay)
• Switzerland (Winter bonfire festivals)
• Brazil (Fogueira)
• France (Christmas Eve bonfires)
• Latvia (Yule bonfires)

Wrapping Up Holiday Spirit

This Christmas, bring the magic of connection, joy, and laughter to your home with Quizado. It’s more than just a trivia game – it’s an opportunity to create cherished memories with your beloved ones.

Whether you’re looking for a fun Christmas Eve activity, or a way to liven up your holiday party, and connect with faraway relatives, Quizado has got your back.

Don’t wait to make your holiday unforgettable. Download Quizado now and gift yourself with a new tradition, bringing family and friends closer together through the power of play.

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