Trivia Challenge

On Dec. 22, 1989, the Brandenburg Gate was opened in what city?
What is the translation of “O Tannenbaum”?
What city was Al Capone from: Chicago, NYC or St. Louis?
On Dec. 23, 1947, Bill Rodgers was born; he won how many Boston Marathons?
The first artificial Christmas trees used feathers dyed green from what bird that is a traditional Christmas dinner in much of Europe?
On Dec. 24, 1912, Hartford, New York City and what other city lit the first city public Christmas trees?
The Feast of the Seven Fishes originated in what country?
What is another word for reindeer?
Reportedly, in what century did gingerbread originate: 9^th, 12^thor 16^th?
What does noggin mean (besides a person’s head)?
According to Guinness World Records, 219 dogs were invited to attend a screening of what 2023 film?
On Dec. 25, 1821, Clara Barton was born in Oxford, Mass.; she later founded what American humanitarian organization?
In the movie “Frozen,” who says, “Some things are worth melting for”?
On Dec. 26, 1966, what holiday began in the USA?
In what Christmas song would you find “a jolly happy soul”?
What Canadian musician became known as “Mr. New Year’s Eve”?
On Dec. 27, 1932, what venue opened in NYC’s Rockefeller Center?
How are Eagle, Tenderfoot and Star similar?
What is it called when a legal dispute is resolved before trial?
On Dec. 28, 1973, who signed the Endangered Species Act into law?

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