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Brownielocks
and The 3 Bears
Present
our
Fa La La La La
(aka Trivia Game)
There are 25 questions.
One for each day in December till Christmas Day!
All questions
pertain to Christmas Carols, their origins, writers and lyrics.
At the end of each question is a pair of music Fa and La notes that look like
this:
Just place your cursor over the notes to see if you are right or wrong.
The correct answer will appear.
If using a smart phone to view these pages, just put your finger on the symbol and hold it for a moment. A pop up that contains the answer will appear. To close the pop up, just tap elsewhere on the screen.
These are NOT LINKS!
Now keep track!
If you are wrong give yourself a "Fa"
If you are right, give yourself a "La"
At the end of
the game, each player has to sing out loud (in order) all their Fa's and
all their La's. A good Christmas Caroler will sing nothing but
"La, La, La, La, La...." etc.
If you're like me, you'll be singing, "Fa, Fa, Fa, La, Fa, La, Fa, Fa,
Fa..." he he. :)
OK, clear your minds. Clear your throats and get ready!
NOTE:
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THIS WILL BLOCK MY ANSWERS FROM SHOWING ALSO!
1. In
the carol, "It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas" in the
lyrics, what is the prettiest sight to see?
2. In
the song "Jingle Bells" what kind of sleigh is it?
3. In
"O Little Town of Bethlehem" where do the silent stars go by?
4.
Which song is considered America's most popular Christmas song?
5. What
Christmas operetta song written by Victor Herbert in 1903 describes a land
for boys and girls?
6.
Which popular Christmas carol is considered to be a lullaby?
7. In a
"Holly Jolly Christmas", the lyrics tell us to have a cup of what?
8.The
composer of "Go Tell it on the Mountain" is debated. Many feel it is
John Wesley Work of Nashville, Tennessee. In the lyrics, we are told to
tell what over the hills and everywhere?
9.
Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer is a song based on a children's Christmas
story. Name another Christmas song that is also based on a story.
10.
Tommie Connor wrote "I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus" in 1952.
We all know they were kissing under the mistletoe. But, where did mommy
"TICKLE" Santa Claus?
11.What
song goes "a rum pum pum pum?
12. In
"We Three Kings" they were following a star. The lyrics say it is a
star of wonder, star of night. In which direction was this star leading
them?
13. In
which Christmas carol is the message given:
"Peace on the earth, good will to men, from Heaven's all gracious
King"?
14.
Johnn Marks wrote and Brenda Lee sung (1960) "Rockin' Around the Christmas
tree. So where did they all rock around the tree?
15.
What are the only two reindeers mentioned in the lyrics of "Here Comes
Santa Claus?"
16. In
the song, "Jolly Old St. Nicholas", at what time does it say that
Santa will come down the chimney and fill the stockings that are hanging in a
row?
17. What was the weather like that Christmas Eve when Rudolph had to guide the way?
18.
In 1953 Eartha Kitt had the most popular Christmas song, which is considered the
most sensual and seductive. What is it?
19. In
1944 Judy Garland sang this popular Christmas song in the movie "Meet Me in
St. Louis."
20.
What is the title of the song Carl Sigman wrote in 1949 describing a snowy
winter to which food?
21.
Which Christmas song goes "giddy-yap, giddy-yap, giddy-yap it's
grand?"
22. In
the song "Winter Wonderland" exactly how will you frolic and play?
23.
What color of Christmas does Elvis Presley have?
24.
This song is often called "Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire" but
that's not it's real title. What is it?
25. In
the song, "I'll be Home For Christmas" what is the request to have
waiting for them upon return?
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Christmas Carol Cryptic Quiz
Christmas Trivia Fun for Family & Friends
Information source
for all questions was taken from
"Christmas Songs Made in America"
Albert J. Menendez & Shirley C. Menendez
Cumberland House, Nashville, TN © 1999
