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Christmas Trivia: Which Came First

A Christmas trivia game with a twist: 40 Which Came First questions about carols, films and holiday traditions, each with a fun fact and a talk prompt for any holiday table.

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Players
on your own or in teams of two to four
Time
about 25 minutes for two rounds, about 50 for all four
You need
pencils, or only the A/B paddles in Easy Mode
Print
US Letter and A4, at 100% (Actual size)
Print size
display cards 60 pt and up, body text 18 pt

At the table

You hold up a card and ask which came first: “First commercial Christmas card” or “First live nativity scene”. The table circles A or B, you read both years, and the Host Pack adds a question for the table: “What kind of greeting card or handwritten note do you most enjoy receiving?”

“First Christmas Seals” or “First U.S. Christmas stamp”?

What you get5 PDF files

  • Game file, US Letter and A4 (52 pages each)40 full-page display cards, a 2-page answer sheet, a score board, A/B paddles and a certificate
  • Host Pack, US Letter and A4 (33 pages each)the script with every answer, fun fact and talk question, 3 tie-breakers and the answer key
  • TV slides, 16:9 (98 slides)each question, then its answer

Why it works

In every pair the two events lie at least 12 years apart, so a right answer never turns on a close call. Every year was checked against at least two published sources, and the host reads both years aloud.

Made for: Family Christmas tables, office parties, church socials and senior centers. US-themed.

Christmas Trivia: Which Came First.

40 questions · Cards 60 pt · Answers · Letter & A4 · TV slides

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Is this a physical item?

No. It is a digital download.

Can I edit the questions?

No. The PDFs are ready to print as they are.

Can we play on a TV?

Yes. Open the slides.