Daily Trivia (December 25, 2019) Christmas Carols and General Knowledge Quiz

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Hello there and welcome to your Daily Trivia for December 25, 2019!
Merry Christmas to all of you! In celebration of this most festive day, we are happy to present to you a special quick full of great questions about Christmas Carols. If you think you know all of the gifts from the "12 Days of Christmas", then step right in and make yourself at home. Good luck!

Daily Trivia 12/25/2019 Quiz Questions

15 Questions · 891 Plays · 3 Comments

Question 1

In the carol "The Twelve Days of Christmas," what is the gift on the eighth day?

  • A
    Pipers piping
  • B
    Lords a-leaping
  • C
    Maids a-milking
  • D
    Ladies dancing

Question 2

This reverent-sounding carol speaks of a miraculous birth on a still night under the stars and the resulting redemption of humankind. Can you name it?

  • A
    Boar's Head Carol
  • B
    O Holy Night
  • C
    Bethlehem Down
  • D
    Angels from the Realms of Glory

Question 3

This well-known Christmas carol includes the lyrics "the hopes and fears of all the years." Can you name it?

  • A
    Ring Little Bell
  • B
    O Little Town of Bethlehem
  • C
    Now to Conclude Our Christmas Mirth
  • D
    The Angel Said to Joseph Mild

Question 4

Can you name this old carol that beseeches, "let nothing you dismay"?

  • A
    God Rest You Merry, Gentlemen
  • B
    A Great and Mighty Wonder
  • C
    The Cherry-Tree Carol
  • D
    Candlelight Carol

Question 5

Can you name this cheery carol wherein the singers bring others "good tidings" but also request "figgy pudding"?

  • A
    We Wish You a Merry Christmas
  • B
    Christmas Carols by the Old Corral
  • C
    Coventry Carol
  • D
    Christmas Time Is Here

Question 6

According to the popular song, what do you receive on the sixth day of Christmas?

  • A
    Six ladies dancing
  • B
    Six pipers piping
  • C
    Six geese a-laying
  • D
    Six ducks a-swimming

Question 7

"Oh, here we come a-caroling among the leaves so green..." Which holiday did caroling originally celebrate?

  • A
    New Year's Day
  • B
    Winter Solstice
  • C
    Thanksgiving
  • D
    Independence Day

Question 8

“Rockin’ around the Christmas tree. At the Christmas _____.” This timeless tune needs no intro, but can you finish the line?

  • A
    party spot
  • B
    office party
  • C
    carol spot
  • D
    party hop

Question 9

Can you name this Christmas carol based on verses in Psalms 96 and 98 and in Genesis that declares, "And Heaven and Nature sing"?

  • A
    What Child Is This?
  • B
    Do You Hear What I Hear?
  • C
    Joy to the World
  • D
    Good Christian Men, Rejoice

Question 10

This beautiful carol has English lyrics describing angels' joy over the birth of a very special baby as they celebrate and announce the event to humankind. Can you name it?

  • A
    See, Amid the Winter's Snow
  • B
    Mother Mary
  • C
    Angels We Have Heard on High
  • D
    Love Came Down at Christmas

Question 11

This carol describes a series of increasingly luxurious and impressive gifts over a series of days centered around the Epiphany. Can you name it?

  • A
    Once in David's Royal City
  • B
    Wexford Carol
  • C
    Santa Claus Is Coming to Town
  • D
    The Twelve Days of Christmas

Question 12

This traditional carol is a Welsh creation that speaks of celebration and decoration. Can you name it?

  • A
    Deck the Halls, or Deck the Hall
  • B
    Masters in This Hall
  • C
    Bethlehem Down
  • D
    A Christmas Carol

Question 13

This merry carol expounds on the experience of being pulled through a snowy landscape by a strong, loyal horse. Can you name it?

  • A
    Jingle Bells
  • B
    Boar's Head Carol
  • C
    Coventry Carol
  • D
    Ding Dong Merrily on High

Question 14

This Christmas carol that could be classified as a hymn tells of the narrator's despair over human-created violence and strife, but it also offers hope to all through joyful pealing on December 25. Can you name it?

  • A
    Mele Kalikimaka
  • B
    I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day
  • C
    Mary's Boy Child
  • D
    It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year

Question 15

This relative newcomer to the Christmas carol genre is of a secular variety, but it captures the longing for the spirit of the Christmas season well, especially in times of trouble or darkness. Can you name it?

  • A
    We Need a Little Christmas
  • B
    Little Christmas, Big Christmas
  • C
    The Carol of the Birds
  • D
    Christmas Day Is Come

Comments (3)

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to much US oriented for me

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gofinsc Editors: why can YOU say "p***" and I can't?

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I didn't "p***" with 15/15, I ACED it.

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