Can you guess all the Christmas pictures in this Christmas picture quiz? Christmas is one of the biggest holidays of the year and celebrated in many different ways across the World.
How To Play Christmas Picture Quiz
You could choose to play this Christmas quiz directly from this page. Show the players each picture and ask them to guess what it is. Remember it has to be Christmas related.
There is also a FREE printable at the end of the post, to download your own copy, which will be easier for multiple players to use.
A picture quiz is a great inclusion in many quizzes. Perhaps use one page of six different Christmas images as part of a larger quiz.
Hand out a sheet to each person and set a timer to see who can guess all the pictures correctly first. You could use the same sheet for all players, or mix it up and give each person a different sheet.
Why not print a few copies and use them at a family get together. It’s the perfect way to get everyone talking at Christmas gatherings.
The free printable Christmas picture quiz has been created in A4 format, perfect for all home printers.
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Christmas Picture Quiz Clues
Use these clues to help the players guess the correct Christmas image.
- This is traditionally eaten on Christmas Day after the main meal.
- The main man at Christmas who visits during the night.
- These strong animals help Father Christmas fly the sleigh.
- Pretty additions to the Christmas tree.
- Sweet treats that are often eaten at Christmas time.
- Everyone loves to find these under the Christmas tree.
- If it snows you will probably build one of these in the garden.
- You’ll often find this at the top of the Christmas tree.
- This is the meat that is often a big part of the Christmas dinner.
- Father Christmas wouldn’t be able to transport all the presents without this.
- On Christmas Eve night, these are hung up in the hope they will be filled in the night.
- This traditional display is often out at Christmas time.
- At the start of December these are popular and full of little treats.
- When it snows these fall from the sky.
- You’ll often find these hung in doorways at Christmas time.
- These are placed on the Christmas dinner table and pulled with friends and family.
- These are a German tradition that were given to bring good luck at Christmas time.
- There’s always a big pile of this left over when the presents have been opened.
