The holiday season is a magical time filled with joy, laughter, and, of course, music. Christmas songs create a special atmosphere, reminding us of traditions, celebrations, and the warm feelings that come with them. Whether it’s a classic carol or a modern hit, these tunes are often stuck in our heads, bringing back memories of holiday gatherings and family fun. But how well do you really know the lyrics of your favorite Christmas songs?
Today, we’re putting your knowledge to the test with some fun trivia questions about popular Christmas songs. Can you finish the lyrics to “Jingle Bells”? What about “Silent Night”? You’ll have a chance to show off your skills and see how many songs you can complete. Grab a cup of hot cocoa, gather your loved ones, and get ready for some holiday fun. This trivia will not only challenge you but also spread some festive cheer as you sing along to the tunes that fill the air this season!
Finish The Christmas Song Trivia
Jingle All The Way Through Christmas Songs
1. What day is it that we celebrate Christmas? (Answer: December 25)
2. In the song “Jingle Bells,” what activity is mentioned? (Answer: Riding in a one-horse open sleigh)
3. What food is often associated with Christmas music and cheer? (Answer: Cookies)
4. Which Christmas song mentions the phrase “peace on Earth”? (Answer: “Silent Night”)
5. In “Deck the Halls,” what is used to decorate? (Answer: Boughs of holly)
6. Which classic Christmas song talks about a “red-nosed reindeer”? (Answer: “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer”)
7. What do you hang on your Christmas tree, as mentioned in “O Tannenbaum”? (Answer: Ornaments)
8. What instrument is commonly played in “The First Noel”? (Answer: The harp)
9. What does “Frosty the Snowman” say when he comes to life? (Answer: “Happy birthday!”)
10. In “We Wish You a Merry Christmas,” what do they ask for? (Answer: Some figgy pudding)
Melodies of the Season: Popular Christmas Songs
1. Which artist is famous for “All I Want for Christmas Is You”? (Answer: Mariah Carey)
2. In the song “The Twelve Days of Christmas,” how many lords are leaping? (Answer: Ten)
3. What type of animal is mentioned in the song “Little Drummer Boy”? (Answer: A little drummer boy)
4. What are Christmas lights often referred to in songs? (Answer: Twinkling lights)
5. In “O Holy Night,” what event does the song celebrate? (Answer: The birth of Jesus)
6. Who composed the famous melody for “Hark! The Herald Angels Sing”? (Answer: Felix Mendelssohn)
7. In “Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer,” what was Grandma trying to do? (Answer: Go home)
8. Which song begins with “Chestnuts roasting on an open fire”? (Answer: “The Christmas Song”)
9. What do the carolers wish for in “We Wish You a Merry Christmas”? (Answer: Good tidings)
10. In “Joy to the World,” what does the earth receive? (Answer: The King)
Carols That Bring Us Together
1. What is “O Come, All Ye Faithful” also known for? (Answer: Adeste Fideles)
2. In “O Little Town of Bethlehem,” what does the town lack? (Answer: Sleep)
3. What is the main theme of “Away in a Manger”? (Answer: The birth of Jesus)
4. What does the song “Winter Wonderland” suggest we make? (Answer: A snowman)
5. In “It Came Upon the Midnight Clear,” what do angels announce? (Answer: Peace on Earth)
6. Who is the star in “Star of Wonder, Star of Night”? (Answer: The star of Bethlehem)
7. What event does “The First Noel” celebrate? (Answer: The birth of Jesus)
8. In “God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen,” what should merry gentlemen be? (Answer: Of good cheer)
9. What do children sing about in “Here Comes Santa Claus”? (Answer: Santa Claus)
10. What is asked for in “Do You Hear What I Hear”? (Answer: A child shivers)
Bring on the Nostalgic Christmas Tunes
1. In “Little Drummer Boy,” what gift does the boy give? (Answer: His drum)
2. What does “Frosty the Snowman” dance around? (Answer: The village)
3. Which holiday classic mentions a “Christmas tree”? (Answer: “O Tannenbaum”)
4. What do kids sing about in “Santa Baby”? (Answer: Gifts)
5. What kind of bells are in “Jingle Bells”? (Answer: Jingle bells)
6. What should we call the “Holly Jolly Christmas”? (Answer: A festive celebration)
7. In which song do they “come fa-la-la-la-ing”? (Answer: “Deck the Halls”)
8. Who is mentioned in “Away in a Manger” as sleeping? (Answer: Jesus)
9. What do the angels sing in “Angels We Have Heard on High”? (Answer: Gloria)
10. In “Let It Snow,” what do they hope for the weather to bring? (Answer: Snow)
Classic Rhythms of Christmas Cheer
1. Who is the main character in “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer”? (Answer: Rudolph)
2. In “O Come, O Come, Emmanuel,” who is being called? (Answer: Emmanuel)
3. What popular song starts with “Oh, what fun”? (Answer: “Jingle Bells”)
4. What kind of night does “Silent Night” describe? (Answer: Holy night)
5. What is referenced in the song “I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus”? (Answer: Mommy)
6. Who listens to the children’s wishes in “Santa Claus Is Coming to Town”? (Answer: Santa Claus)
7. What kind of Christmas is mentioned in “Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas”? (Answer: Merry Christmas)
8. What is the name of the popular beverage often mentioned in Christmas music? (Answer: Eggnog)
9. According to “O Holy Night,” what should we hear? (Answer: The angelic chorus)
10. What does “Rockin’ Around the Christmas Tree” invite you to do? (Answer: Rock around the tree)
Modern Melodies Of Christmas Lights
1. Which artist sings “Last Christmas”? (Answer: Wham!)
2. In “Christmas (Baby Please Come Home),” who is the singer asking to come home? (Answer: Their partner)
3. What does “Wonderful Christmastime” encourage us to embrace? (Answer: The festive spirit)
4. Which pop song features a character on their “Wish List”? (Answer: “Santa Baby”)
5. What is the focus in “Mistletoe” by Justin Bieber? (Answer: Mistletoe)
6. Who wishes for a baby to come home in “Baby, It’s Cold Outside”? (Answer: The singer)
7. What do people celebrate in “Happy Christmas (War Is Over)” by John Lennon? (Answer: Peace)
8. What iconic holiday movie features “Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas”? (Answer: “Meet Me in St. Louis”)
9. Who famously sang “Christmas Time Is Here”? (Answer: Vince Guaraldi)
10. In “Wonderful Christmastime,” what do we celebrate with? (Answer: Lights and music)
Final Thoughts
This trivia challenge about Christmas songs has taken us on a musical journey through the heartfelt melodies and joyous lyrics that define this special time of year. From classic carols to modern hits, each song holds a cherished place in our memories, connecting us with traditions and loved ones. Whether you aced the trivia or just learned something new, we hope it brought you festive cheer and inspired you to sing along this holiday season.
If you enjoyed this trivia, there’s even more to explore. Check out our complete collection on Christmas songs trivia or dive into some fun with our Christmas trivia printable. Happy holidays!