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Christmas Trivia. By: Josh Gentry. Out of 10 dogs in Britain, how many get gifts on Christmas?. three seven nine five. What was the first state to recognize Christmas as an official holiday?. Virginia Alabama Oklahoma Texas. What was Charles Dickens' first plan for “Bah Humbug?”.
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Christmas Trivia By: Josh Gentry
Out of 10 dogs in Britain, how many get gifts on Christmas? • three • seven • nine • five
What was the first state to recognize Christmas as an official holiday? • Virginia • Alabama • Oklahoma • Texas
What was Charles Dickens' first plan for “Bah Humbug?” • Bah Christmas • Bah Dog • Bah Girls • Bah Kwanza
Who was the 1st president to decorate the official “White House Christmas Tree?” • George Washington • Ronald Reagan • Franklin Pierce • William Taft
How many presents will you get during the song “The Twelve Days of Christmas” • 364 presents • 1225 presents • 911 presents • 777 presents
In 1907, what state was the last to recognize Christmas as a legal holiday • Virginia • Alabama • Oklahoma • Texas
Who was the first country to make Christmas stamps? • U.S. • Britain • Australia • Iraq
Which is not one of Santa’s original first eight Reindeer? • Cupid • Rudolph • Dasher • Vixen
What are the two names of the Christmas gift givers in Russia? • Christkind & St. Nicholas • Pere Noel & The Three Kings • Babouschka & Grandfather Frost • La Befana & Father Christmas
What Canadian Provinces are the leaders in exporting Christmas Trees? • Nova Scotia • Quebec • Ontario • Yukon
When was the first custom book of Christmas carols published? • 201AD • 744 BC • 1521 AD • 1861 AD
Who was the first Britain Monarch to broadcast a Christmas message? • Queen Elizabeth 1st • Napoleon • King George V • King George III
What religion forbids the singing of Christmas carols? • Baptists • Puritans • Muslims • Quakers
Who originally wrote Jingle Bells? • Beethoven • James Pierpont • 2pac • Beatles
Which of the following did not die on Christmas day? • Sir Isaac Newton • Clara Barton • Jesus • Conrad Hilton
Reference • http://www.corsinet.com/