Christmas Trivia Night Bundle: a page from the printable

Christmas Trivia Night Bundle: another page from the printable

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Christmas Trivia Night Bundle

Four Christmas trivia games, one ready evening! A large print Christmas trivia night with a 90-minute plan, so the host does not have to build one.

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Instant PDF download on Etsy. You print it at home; nothing is mailed.

Players: teams at every table, or a small group around one Host Pack
Time: a ready 90-minute trivia night; one game runs about 20 to 30 minutes
You need: pens for the answer sheets, or the paddles and no writing
Print: US Letter and A4, at 100% (Actual size); black ink is all you need
No cutting: every game can be read aloud from its Host Pack

At the table

You read from Christmas Song Trivia: “At the first Christmas Eve performance of Silent Night, which instrument played?” Every table holds up an A, B or C paddle. Then you read the answer and the story behind the carol from the Host Pack.

Finish the Phrase: you say “The stockings were hung” and the room says the rest

The evening, game by game

Christmas Finish the Phrase while people arrive: 60 lines in 6 rounds; the host starts a line, the room finishes it (15 minutes)
Christmas Song Trivia, rounds 1 and 2: 40 questions in 4 rounds, three answers to choose from (20 minutes)
Christmas Which Came First: 40 questions in 4 rounds, A or B, a fun fact after every answer (20 minutes)
Cocoa break with a few Talk about it questions (10 minutes)
Christmas Movie Trivia, rounds 1 and 2: 40 questions in 4 rounds on the classic films, then certificates for the winners (25 minutes)

Inside the bundle

Why it works

The host reads every answer with a source behind it. In the three quiz games each answer was checked against at least two published sources; in Finish the Phrase each line and its origin note were checked against published sources. The Song and Movie Host Packs also hold ready short games of 20 questions, for an office table or a gentler one. US-themed: American songs, films and traditions.

Made for: Family Christmas and office parties first; church socials and senior centers too.