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CHRISTMAS TRIVIA KAKURO
(answers on page 42) Fill in the blank squares, ensuring that the numbers add
up to the number in the grey box to the left of the row
or above the line. Only numbers 1 to 9 can be used and
no number can be repeated in the same row or line.
The Twelve Days of Christmas traditionally
finish on which date?
2. St. Stephen’s Day is also known as?
3. In the song ‘Twelve Days of Christmas’, how
many ladies were dancing?
4. Which UK monarch delivered the first
Christmas broadcast on the BBC in 1932?
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8. Who played Scrooge in the 1951 film of the
same name? 16
14. What are the gifts that the Three Wise Men
gave baby Jesus?
15. Disco group Boney M had a number one hit
in 1978 with which Christmas song?
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NUMBER WORKOUT
Fit the numbers 1-6 once in every hexagon so that
where the hexagons touch, the numbers are the
same. No number is repeated in any hexagon.
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4 1
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18. Which famous Christmas poem was written
by Clement Clark Moore? 3
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17. Tidings of comfort and joy are brought with
which Christmas carol?
20. Which classical ballet tells the story of a girl
who visits the Land of Sweets on Christmas Eve?
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16. What is the name of the English Christmas
drink made from apple cider, oranges, lemons
and spices?
19. Balsam, Douglas, Fraser and Noble are all
types of what?
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9. Which alcoholic ingredient is used in a
Snowball cocktail?
13. What is the name of Ebenezer Scrooge’s
partner from the play, A Christmas Carol?
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7. Which often shown Christmas film has the
tagline 'Every time a bell rings, an angel gets
its wings.'?
12. Bethlehem is a tiny village in which UK
country?
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6. On Christmas Day 1950, what did four Scottish
students steal from Westminster Abbey?
11. In which pantomime do Robin Hood and
Maid Marion appear?
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5. Christmas fruit cake Stollen is traditionally
associated with which country?
10. If you were born on Christmas Day, what's
your star sign?
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