Q.1.
How many days of Christmas are there?

The 12 days of Christmas run from December 25 to January 5.

Q.2.
Which was the last state to declare Christmas as a holiday?

Oklahoma only declared Christmas a holiday in 1907. The first state was Alabama in 1836.

Q.3.
What country donates a Christmas tree each year to the people of London, England?

Norway donates a Christmas tree to London every year as thanks for assistance during WWII. The tree is put up in Trafalgar Square.

Q.4.
Who was the first President to put up a Christmas tree in the White House?

Franklin Pierce is believed to have put up the first White House Christmas tree in the 1850s.

Q.5.
What king of England was crowned on Christmas Day?

William I (the Conquerer) was crowned on Christmas Day, 1066.

Q.6.
What is the age of the average Christmas tree?

Christmas trees are usually grown for around 15 years before harvesting. Three trees are planted for each one harvested.

Q.7.
What was the first year that Christmas was celebrated on December 25th?

Pope Julius I proclaimed Christmas Day to be celebrated on December 25 in 350 A.D.

Q.8.
Where was Jesus born?

Jesus was born in a stable because there was no room at a nearby inn.

Q.9.
What fast food restaurant do the Japanese traditionally eat at for Christmas?

Because of a 40-year-old advertising campaign in Japan, KFC is a popular spot for people to eat at over Christmas. Customers often have to make their order two months in advance.

Q.10.
What is the best-selling Christmas song ever?

Bing Crosby's White Christmas is the best-selling song of all time, selling over 50 million copies.