Christmas traditions started in some places you wouldn't expect. Can you unwrap a few? @grammybooks scored 290 in Christmas on Outlier Trivia. Can you beat it?
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1Culture › Holidays & FestivalsHardWhich French city calls itself the "Capital of Christmas" for a market dating back to 1570?Wrong4.4s0
2Culture › Customs & EtiquetteVery hardIn Germany, the Christmas Eve moment when presents are given out is called what?Wrong4.6s0
3Culture › Customs & EtiquetteMediumPanettone, the tall domed Christmas bread, comes from which Italian city?Wrong4.4s0
4Culture › Holidays & FestivalsMediumWho had the 1949 hit recording of "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer"?Wrong4.0s0
5Culture › Holidays & FestivalsMediumDickens divided "A Christmas Carol" into five parts. What did he call them?Right4.1s+97
6Culture › ReligionExpertWhich reformer promoted the Christkind as gift-bringer to replace Saint Nicholas?Wrong4.8s0
7Culture › ReligionEasyIn Luke's Gospel, angels announce Jesus's birth to which group?Wrong3.3s0
8Culture › Holidays & FestivalsEasyIn "The Twelve Days of Christmas", what comes on the fifth day?Right2.9s+99
9Culture › Holidays & FestivalsHardIn "The Twelve Days of Christmas", the four "calling birds" were originally "colly" birds. What were those?Right5.6s+94
10Culture › ReligionHardThe "Coventry Carol" is a lullaby from a medieval play about which event?Wrong3.9s0