Funny Christmas quiz

What did the world's first text message, sent in December 1992, say?

Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer was invented in 1939 to advertise what kind of business?

NORAD tracks Santa every Christmas Eve because a 1955 newspaper advert printed the wrong what?

Tinsel was originally made from thin strips of which precious metal?

The first electric Christmas tree lights were shown off in 1882 by a colleague of which inventor?

What was "Jingle Bells" originally called?

In Catalonia, children beat a smiling log called Caga Tió with sticks until it does what?

In Austria and Bavaria, which horned beast punishes naughty children at Christmas?

In Caracas, Venezuela, how do many people traditionally travel to early morning Christmas mass?

In Ukraine, Christmas trees are traditionally decorated with ornaments shaped like what?

Iceland's Christmas Eve tradition of Jólabókaflóðið is a "flood" of which gift?

In the Czech Republic, which fish is the traditional Christmas Eve dinner, often kept alive in the bath first?

Which pink, spotty character took the UK Christmas number one in 1993?

In 1980, a school choir took the Christmas number one with a song about which relative?

Which comedian had the 1971 Christmas number one with "Ernie (The Fastest Milkman in the West)"?

In the 1996 "Only Fools and Horses" Christmas special, Del and Rodney run through the fog dressed as which duo?

Which channel has broadcast an "Alternative Christmas Message" since 1993?

Winners of which talent show had the Christmas number one four years in a row from 2005 to 2008?

Brussels sprouts are named after the capital of which country?

Which ingredient did mince pies contain in Tudor times that they usually don't today?

Which nut is inside the Purple One in a tin of Quality Street?

In America, the "blanket" in pigs in blankets is usually made of what?

Which turkey bone do two people pull apart to make a wish?

Kiviak, a Christmas delicacy in Greenland, is made by fermenting small seabirds inside what?

Which real phobia sounds like a fear of Father Christmas but is really a fear of confined spaces?

In "The Twelve Days of Christmas", who are "a-leaping" on the tenth day?

What are reindeer called in North America?

Finland's Father Christmas is called Joulupukki. What does the name literally mean?

Which furry talking toy, the craze of Christmas 1998, was later banned from US spy agency offices?

In which country do people traditionally hide their brooms on Christmas Eve so that witches can't steal them?