Christmas True or False

Separate seasonal fact from holiday fiction in this Christmas-themed twist on our classic true or false game.

15 questions · Published December 9, 2024

Trivia questions (5 of 15)

Multiple Choice
1. Christmas Day is one of the busiest days for movie theaters in the U.S.
TRUE: The week between December 24 and January 1 typically accounts for up to 5% of the annual box office revenue, with Christmas Day being one of the busiest days for movie theaters the entire year.
Multiple Choice
2. Ten of the days in the song "Twelve Days of Christmas" feature birds as gifts.
FALSE: Only six of the "Twelve Days of Christmas" feature birds as gifts. The onslaught of fowl thankfully stops on the eighth day, when eight maids a' milking are given.
Multiple Choice
3. Toronto, Canada, hosts the longest-running Santa Claus parade in the world.
TRUE: The Toronto Santa Claus Parade was first held in 1905. In addition to being the oldest Santa Claus parade in the world, it is also one of the largest parades in North America.
Multiple Choice
4. Abraham Lincoln was the first U.S. president to install a Christmas tree in the White House.
FALSE: President Benjamin Harrison is believed to be the first president to install a Christmas tree at the White House; there is no evidence to support that Abraham Lincoln ever displayed a Christmas tree.
Multiple Choice
5. The candy cane was invented in England in the late 1600s.
FALSE: Candy canes originated in Germany in 1670 and quickly spread throughout Europe.

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