In 'A Christmas Carol', what is the first ghost to visit Scrooge?
Which country is credited with starting the tradition of the Christmas tree?
How many gifts are given in total in 'The Twelve Days of Christmas'?
What was the first Christmas number one of the 2000s in the UK?
Which drink is traditionally left out for Father Christmas in the UK?
In the film 'Elf', what are the four main food groups according to Buddy?
What is the name of the Grinch's dog?
Which reindeer is not one of the original eight named in the poem?
What is traditionally hidden inside a Christmas pudding?
Which Christmas song was the first ever broadcast from space?
In which country do people eat KFC as a popular Christmas tradition?
What colour was Father Christmas's outfit often shown as before the red became standard?
Who wrote the music for 'The Nutcracker'?
In 'Home Alone', which city are the McCallisters flying to?
Boxing Day is named after what?
In 'A Christmas Carol', what is the first ghost to visit Scrooge?
Did you know? Marley's ghost comes first, and warns Scrooge about the other three.
Did you know? Decorated trees became a familiar Christmas custom in German-speaking parts of Europe.
Did you know? 364, if you count every repeat across all twelve days.
Did you know? Westlife's 'I Have A Dream' topped Christmas 1999 into 2000.
Did you know? Some families leave a mince pie or a carrot for Santa's reindeer as well.
Did you know? Buddy's list is a playful gag built around his love of sweets.
Did you know? In the original story, the Grinch's small dog helps pull his sleigh.
Did you know? Rudolph was added in 1939 for a department store story.
Did you know? The hidden coin was traditionally said to bring good fortune to whoever found it.
Did you know? Played on harmonica and bells by the Gemini 6 crew in 1965.
Did you know? The tradition grew after a successful Christmas campaign by a fast-food chain.
Did you know? Illustrations of Father Christmas have shown a variety of colours over the years.
Did you know? The ballet premiered in Saint Petersburg in 1892.
Did you know? The family are travelling to Paris for their Christmas holiday.
Did you know? The name is commonly linked to gift boxes given to workers and people in need.