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    Christmas trivia quiz with 100 questions, picture round and answer key

    A Christmas quiz night pack with 100 questions over 5 rounds, a tiebreaker, a picture round and a full answer key. It prints in A4 or US Letter for teams of 2 to 6 at home or work.

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    What is inside

    Round 1 covers Christmas traditions around the world, with questions on the Yule Lads, Santa Claus Village and what Australians call 26 December. Round 2 moves on to festive food and drink, from panettone to stollen and mulled wine. Questions are numbered down the page for the host to read out.

    The picture round shows 20 black silhouettes, such as a candy cane, bell, stocking and sled, and teams write their answers on a team answer sheet. A separate answer key PDF lists every answer by round, with a host sheet beside it.

    The bonus zip holds 5x7 versions of the question pages, handy for a host who prefers small cards over full sheets. The pack is pitched at up to 10 teams.

    Good for

    • Family quizzes on Christmas day
    • Office party team games
    • Friends' quiz nights in December
    • Classroom Christmas parties

    Questions

    How many teams can play?
    The pack is designed for teams of 2 to 6 people, and up to 10 teams. Each team fills in its own answer sheet and the host scores the rounds.
    Is there an answer key?
    Yes. A separate PDF covers all 100 answers, set out round by round so the host can mark sheets between rounds.
    Can I print the questions smaller?
    The bonus zip includes 5x7 inch question pages on top of the A4 and US Letter files, which suit a host holding cards rather than a full sheet.