Christmas Trivia Questions for Kids
Easy, confidence-boosting questions for ages 4–10. Read them in the car, at dinner or in the classroom.
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Easy Christmas trivia for kids: What pulls Santa's sleigh? Reindeer. What is a snowman's nose usually made of? A carrot. What colour is the Grinch? Green. What's the snowman called in Frozen? Olaf. Where does Santa come into the house? Down the chimney.
What colour is Santa's suit?
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Red and white
What does Santa say when he laughs?
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Ho ho ho!
What do you put on top of a Christmas tree?
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A star or an angel
What is a snowman's nose usually made of?
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A carrot
How does Santa get into houses?
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Down the chimney
What do people hang by the fireplace for Santa to fill?
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Stockings
Who helps Santa make the toys?
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Elves
What pulls Santa's sleigh?
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Reindeer
What is the Grinch's colour?
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Green
What do you call a house made of gingerbread?
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A gingerbread house
What date is Christmas Day?
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25 December
What is frozen water that falls from the sky?
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Snow
Which reindeer's name sounds like a lightning flash?
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Blitzen
Blitz means lightning in German.
What do you call the list of good and bad children?
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Santa's naughty or nice list
What's the name of the snowman in 'Frozen'?
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Olaf
What shape is a candy cane?
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A hook (like a J)
Which animal is Rudolph?
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A reindeer
What do you write to tell Santa what you'd like?
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A letter to Santa
What do people sing door to door at Christmas?
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Carols
What is a baby's first Christmas called on ornaments?
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Baby's First Christmas
In 'Frosty the Snowman', what was Frosty's nose made of?
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A button
His eyes were made of coal and his nose was a button.
What does the Grinch dress up as to steal Christmas?
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Santa Claus
What do you call the season of counting down to Christmas?
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Advent
What Christmas plant has red berries and spiky leaves?
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Holly
What do people pull at Christmas dinner that goes 'bang'?
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Christmas crackers