100 Christmas True or False Questions with Answers

Celebrate the holiday season with this fun list of 100 Christmas true or false questions with answers. Perfect for family gatherings, classrooms, and church events.

Rachel Matthews

12/11/20255 min read

red lighted candle on brown wooden frame
red lighted candle on brown wooden frame

Christmas brings families together, fills our homes with warmth, and gives us the perfect excuse to share a little fun. If you are looking to make your holiday gathering more memorable, these Christmas true or false questions are a great way to spark laughter. This list works for kids, teens, adults, classrooms, church groups, and even holiday parties.

Grab a cup of hot cocoa and enjoy this cheerful mix of easy, tricky, and Bible based Christmas statements.

Background

Christmas trivia has become a classic holiday activity because it blends joy with learning. Kids love it. Adults get competitive. And everyone walks away with a smile.

This set of one hundred questions covers everything from the Nativity story to Christmas traditions around the world. A mix of fun facts helps everyone learn something new while enjoying the season.

100 Christmas True or False Questions (With Answers)

1. Jesus was born in Bethlehem.

Answer: True

2. The Bible says Jesus was born on December 25.

Answer: False

3. The shepherds were the first to hear about Jesus’ birth.

Answer: True

4. Santa Claus is based on a real person named Saint Nicholas.

Answer: True

5. The Wise Men arrived on the same night Jesus was born.

Answer: False

6. Candy canes were originally made to look like a shepherd’s staff.

Answer: True

7. The word “Noel” means Christmas.

Answer: False. It means “birth.”

8. Joseph and Mary traveled to Bethlehem because of a census.

Answer: True

9. The Bible mentions a donkey carrying Mary to Bethlehem.

Answer: False

10. Christmas trees first became popular in Germany.

Answer: True

11. The star of Bethlehem guided the shepherds.

Answer: False. It guided the Wise Men.

12. Christmas is the most widely celebrated holiday in the world.

Answer: True

13. The world’s tallest Christmas tree was over 200 feet tall.

Answer: True

14. Fruitcake can last for years because of its ingredients.

Answer: True

15. Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer was created for a department store.

Answer: True

16. The Bible says there were three Wise Men.

Answer: False. The Bible never gives a number.

17. “Silent Night” was written for a broken church organ.

Answer: True

18. Mistletoe has always been a Christmas symbol.

Answer: False

19. The poinsettia plant is native to Mexico.

Answer: True

20. The first Christmas card was printed in England.

Answer: True

21. The Christmas wreath represents eternal life.

Answer: True

22. Santa Claus originally wore a green suit.

Answer: True

23. Jingle Bells was written for Christmas.

Answer: False. It was written for Thanksgiving.

24. Bethlehem means House of Bread.

Answer: True

25. There are 12 days of Christmas after Christmas Day.

Answer: True

26. Mary was visited by the angel Michael.

Answer: False. She was visited by Gabriel.

27. The North Pole has always been considered Santa’s home.

Answer: False

28. Eggnog started in the United States.

Answer: False. It began in England.

29. The angel announced Jesus’ birth to the shepherds.

Answer: True

30. The gifts of the Wise Men were gold, silver, and myrrh.

Answer: False. Gold, frankincense, and myrrh.

31. The Christmas story appears in all four Gospels.

Answer: False. Only Matthew and Luke.

32. The Grinch’s heart grew three sizes.

Answer: True

33. Christmas lights were invented by Thomas Edison.

Answer: True

34. Reindeer are the only deer species in which both males and females grow antlers.

Answer: True

35. The angel who spoke to Joseph came in a dream.

Answer: True

36. The Little Drummer Boy is mentioned in the Bible.

Answer: False

37. Jesus was placed in a manger.

Answer: True

38. The Bible says the shepherds followed a star.

Answer: False

39. “Emmanuel” means God with us.

Answer: True

40. The candy cane’s red stripes symbolize Jesus’ blood.

Answer: True

41. Many early Christians did not celebrate Christmas.

Answer: True

42. The modern image of Santa in a red suit was created by Coca Cola.

Answer: False. They popularized it, but it existed earlier.

43. Christmas is celebrated in summer in Australia.

Answer: True

44. The Bible mentions animals being present at Jesus’ birth.

Answer: False

45. The Nativity story includes King Herod.

Answer: True

46. The phrase “Merry Christmas” first appeared in England.

Answer: True

47. Jesus was born in a palace.

Answer: False

48. Christmas stockings began with Saint Nicholas leaving coins in shoes.

Answer: True

49. Snow globes were invented in Germany.

Answer: True

50. The “Twelve Days of Christmas” gifts add up to 78 items.

Answer: False. They add up to 364.

51. The Nativity star appeared in the sky for just one night.

Answer: False

52. Candy canes used to be straight.

Answer: True

53. Frosty the Snowman came before Rudolph.

Answer: False

54. The Christmas season ends on January 6 for many Christians.

Answer: True

55. Jesus was born during the reign of Caesar Augustus.

Answer: True

56. The first Christmas celebration took place in Rome.

Answer: True

57. “Deck the Halls” came from Wales.

Answer: True

58. Gingerbread houses began in France.

Answer: False. They began in Germany.

59. Saint Nicholas Day is celebrated in December.

Answer: True

60. The Bible describes the innkeeper speaking to Joseph.

Answer: False

61. The Christmas tree was originally decorated with apples.

Answer: True

62. Reindeer can see ultraviolet light.

Answer: True

63. Jesus’ birth was announced to King Herod by the shepherds.

Answer: False. The Wise Men told him.

64. Christmas markets began in Italy.

Answer: False. They began in Germany.

65. The Nativity includes both angels and shepherds.

Answer: True

66. The first U.S. state to recognize Christmas was Alabama.

Answer: True

67. Saint Nicholas was born in Greece.

Answer: True

68. Reindeer cannot survive in warm climates.

Answer: True

69. Jesus was born at night.

Answer: The Bible does not specify. So false.

70. The Wise Men followed the star from the east.

Answer: True

71. Many Christmas carols were originally hymns.

Answer: True

72. Christmas crackers began in the United States.

Answer: False. They began in England.

73. Jesus’ birth fulfilled Old Testament prophecy.

Answer: True

74. Bethlehem was a large city during Jesus’ time.

Answer: False. It was small.

75. Christmas was once banned in England.

Answer: True

76. The star of Bethlehem appears in the Gospel of Luke.

Answer: False. It appears in Matthew.

77. The Christmas tree represents the tree of life.

Answer: True

78. Christmas pudding originally used meat.

Answer: True

79. Reindeer can run up to fifty miles per hour.

Answer: True

80. Jesus was wrapped in cloths called swaddling clothes.

Answer: True

81. Saint Nicholas gave gifts secretly.

Answer: True

82. Jesus’ parents were from Nazareth.

Answer: True

83. Christmas cookies began as winter solstice offerings.

Answer: True

84. The angel told Mary she would give birth to the Savior.

Answer: True

85. Christmas was illegal in parts of America in the 1600s.

Answer: True

86. “Glory to God in the highest” was sung by angels.

Answer: True

87. The Wise Men were kings.

Answer: False. They were Magi.

88. The book of Mark begins with the birth of Jesus.

Answer: False

89. Saint Nicholas was known for helping the poor.

Answer: True

90. Christmas bells symbolize joy and celebration.

Answer: True

91. The Christmas star was a comet.

Answer: False. This is only a theory.

92. Jesus was born in a stable.

Answer: Possibly, but the Bible does not explicitly say. So false.

93. Santa’s reindeer originally had no names.

Answer: True

94. “Joy to the World” was written by Isaac Watts.

Answer: True

95. The Nativity story includes the census ordered by Caesar.

Answer: True

96. Christmas ornaments were once made of fruit.

Answer: True

97. The Wise Men bowed down to worship Jesus.

Answer: True

98. Christmas was first celebrated in December to honor winter traditions.

Answer: True

99. The phrase “Xmas” removes Christ from Christmas.

Answer: False. The X comes from the Greek letter Chi, meaning Christ.

100. The shepherds went to Bethlehem after seeing the angel.

Answer: True

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