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[For Seniors] Christmas-themed quiz. Liven up the fun with amusing trivia questions!

Shall we all enjoy the cheerful spirit of Christmas together? This time, we’re introducing a Christmas quiz that seniors can enjoy as well.

It’s packed with exciting topics you may know but not quite—like Santa’s secrets, tree decorations, and foods unique to Christmas.

Some questions are a bit challenging, but it’s fun to think them through while sharing hints.

You might even find conversations naturally starting with those around you.

Let’s learn delightful Christmas knowledge in a warm and friendly atmosphere.

[For Seniors] Christmas Trivia Quiz: Lively Fun with Fascinating Facts (21–30)

Why do we eat strawberry shortcake at Christmas?

Why do we eat strawberry shortcake at Christmas?
  1. Because it has a festive image associated with red and white.
  2. Because it matches Santa Claus’s outfit.
  3. Because strawberries are coming into season
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Because it has a festive image associated with red and white.

In Japan, we use red and white for celebratory occasions. That’s why a strawberry shortcake with red and white colors is perfect for festive events. By the way, eating strawberry shortcake at Christmas is a custom unique to Japan.

What does the “merry” in “Merry Christmas” mean?

What does the “merry” in “Merry Christmas” mean?
  1. sacred
  2. sad
  3. fun
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fun

In “Merry Christmas,” the word “merry” means things like “cheerful” or “joyful.” The phrase “Merry Christmas” is used to express the wish to have an enjoyable Christmas.

Why are bells hung on Christmas trees?

Why are bells hung on Christmas trees?
  1. To call Santa and the reindeer
  2. Because it is a symbol of Scandinavia.
  3. To announce the birth of Christ
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To announce the birth of Christ

Actually, decorating the tree with bells is to announce the birth of Christ. In addition, angels and dolls are also used as decorations, but it’s said that bells play the role of informing everyone. The bells are the angels’ chimes celebrating Christ’s birth.

What is the flower language (meaning) of the Christmas-themed “poinsettia”?

What is the flower language (meaning) of the Christmas-themed “poinsettia”?
  1. pure; clean; undefiled
  2. Passion
  3. Holy Night
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Holy Night

Since it’s a holy night, it’s a perfect phrase for Christmas. There are also other floral meanings such as “to bless,” “to wish good fortune,” and “my heart is burning.” And because Christmas is associated with the color red, the brightly colored red poinsettia is known as the flower of Christmas.

What meaning does the Christmas tree we decorate at Christmas have?

What meaning does the Christmas tree we decorate at Christmas have?
  1. Eternal love
  2. family love
  3. eternal life
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eternal life

The evergreen trees used for Christmas trees do not wither even in winter. Because of this, they are considered symbols of eternal life. In Christianity, they are also said to symbolize God’s everlasting love and the life that God bestows.

Why does Santa Claus wear red clothes?

Why does Santa Claus wear red clothes?
  1. Because Saint Nicholas, the model for Santa Claus, wore red clothes.
  2. Because Jesus Christ was wearing red clothes
  3. Because the Nordic folk costume is red
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The model for Santa Claus was a man named Bishop Saint Nicholas. During his lifetime, he liked to wear red clothing during church ceremonies. It’s said that the red garments worn by bishops expressed their desire to help others and served as a sign that they would devote themselves to people even if it meant shedding blood.

In the Philippines at Christmas, what kind of whole roast is eaten?

In the Philippines at Christmas, what kind of whole roast is eaten?
  1. pig
  2. cow
  3. bird
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pig

In the Philippines at Christmas, people eat a whole roasted pig called “lechon.” Lechon is considered a national dish of the Philippines and is typically served when many people gather for special days and celebrations. It’s a cultural tradition that differs from Japan’s.