Christmas Trivia Lynda,
This one was so much fun and I know you'll be humming familiar songs all day long after you complete this quiz. Let's get started.
1. What song does Lucy ask Schroeder to play on his piano in “A Charlie Brown Christmas”
a. My little drum b. A Christmas Song c. Jingle Bells 2. Which Christmas song was the first song ever broadcast on radio?
a. Oh Holy Night b. Joy to the World c. Jingle Bells
3. “Jingle Bells” was originally written for which holiday?
a. Christmas b. Thanksgiving c. Easter
4. Which Christmas song holds the world record as the best-selling single of all time?
a. White Christmas b. All I want for Christmas is You. c. Last Christmas
5. Which was the first Christmas Song that mentioned Santa?
a. A little Drummer Boy b. Up on the Housetop c. A Holly Jolly Christmas
6. Which was the first Christmas song that was performed in space?
a. Oh Holy Night b. Jingle Bells c. O’ Christmas Tree
7. How old was singer Brenda Lee when she recorded the original version of “Rockin” Around The Christmas Tree”?
a. 21 b. 11 c. 13
8. “Do You Hear What I Hear” was originally written as a call for peace during which conflict?
a. The Cuban Missle Crises b. American Civil War c. World War II
9. Which of these songs was condemned by the Roman Catholic Church?
a. I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Clause b. Grandma Got Runover by a Reindeer c. Dear Santa (Bring me a Man this Christmas)
10. What year was “It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year” first recorded?
a. 1972 b. 1963 c. 1981
11. What is the most published Christmas hymn?
a. Oh Holy Night b. We three Kings c. Joy to the World
12. What pop Christmas hit was released in 1984 but did not rank in the charts until 2017?
a. All I want for Christmas by Mariah Carrey b. Winter Wonderland by Eurythmics c. Last Christmas by Wham
13. In the song “Little Drummer Boy” kept time. Who accompanied him
a. The fox and the lamb b. The ox and the lamb c. The ox and the sheep
14. On the 10th day of Christmas what does my true love give to me?
a. Gold Rings. b. Lords a Leaping c. Swans a Swimming
15. Which Christmas song was written during a summer heat wave in 1944?
a. Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire b. O Fir Tree Dark c. I’ll be Home for Christmas
Once you've finished this Christmas Quiz, it's time to settle in and make a cute Christmas Project. Here is the project that Karen Martinez showed us at our Team Meeting.  And here are the instructions. Gift Box – inspired by Connie Stewart Box Base: 7 ¾” x 9 ¼” o With the 7 ¾” at the top, score at 1 ¼” and 6 ½” o With the 9 ¼” at the top, score at 1 ¼”, 4”, 5 ¼”, and 8” · On one of the 7 ¾” sides, make a small mark at 3 7/8”. Using a small circle punch (centering mark), punch half a circle. This will make your opening tab.
Fold on all score lines. Along the 9 ¼” side, cut along the score marks to the first score. Miter the tabs.  Adhere “A” tabs on inside of “A1” – this will create the bottom of the box Adhere “B” tabs on inside of “B1” – this will create the top closure Hope you had fun creating this gift box. Please send me a picture of your creation, I'd love to see them.
Check back tomorrow for the answers. of course, you'll be singing the winning songs all day tomorrow too, but that's okay, it's almost Christmas. This little box can be created with any Stampin' Up! product, click HERE to place an order for the products you'll be using to create this box. Have a wonderful day everybody. Love and Blessings Lynda and Wiley the Wonder Dog M.D.  |
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