Can You Find Santa Carrying The Cash?
The world over, Santa Claus is known as Father Christmas. Each visit of Santa Claus to an household is usually with gifts to the delight of children. The figure originated from the western Christian world and still popular till date. Imagine the generous Santa carrying the cash. How much would you get?
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The following are common names of Santa except
- A.
Kris Kringle
- B.
Father Yuletide
- C.
Saint Nicholas
- D.
Father Christmas
Correct Answer
B. Father YuletideExplanation
The given question asks for the common names of Santa Claus, and the options provided are Kris Kringle, Father Yuletide, Saint Nicholas, and Father Christmas. The correct answer is Father Yuletide because Kris Kringle, Saint Nicholas, and Father Christmas are all commonly known names for Santa Claus, but Father Yuletide is not a commonly used name for Santa.Rate this question:
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Which of these is not an attribute of Santa Claus?
- A.
He is always in a red coat
- B.
He has a giant figure
- C.
He is portly
- D.
He is white-bearded
Correct Answer
B. He has a giant figureExplanation
The correct answer is "He has a giant figure." This statement suggests that Santa Claus does not have a giant figure as an attribute. Santa Claus is often depicted as being in a red coat, being portly, and having a white beard. However, the idea of him having a giant figure is not commonly associated with the traditional portrayal of Santa Claus.Rate this question:
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In what century did Santa Claus become popular worldwide?
- A.
15th century
- B.
17th century
- C.
19th century
- D.
21st century
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C. 19th centuryExplanation
During the 19th century, Santa Claus became popular worldwide. This was mainly due to the influence of various literary works and illustrations that depicted Santa Claus as a jolly, gift-giving figure. The most notable contribution to Santa's popularity was made by the poem "A Visit from St. Nicholas" (also known as "The Night Before Christmas") which was published in 1823. This poem portrayed Santa Claus as we know him today, with his sleigh, reindeer, and iconic red suit. Additionally, the rise of mass media and commercialization during the 19th century further contributed to Santa Claus becoming a beloved figure across the globe.Rate this question:
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The poem, "A Visit From Saint Nicholas" was released in _________
- A.
1945
- B.
1917
- C.
1827
- D.
1823
Correct Answer
D. 1823Explanation
The correct answer is 1823. This is the year in which the poem "A Visit From Saint Nicholas" was released.Rate this question:
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According to folklore, Santa Claus lives in the __________
- A.
Greece
- B.
The North pole
- C.
Rome
- D.
Australia
Correct Answer
B. The North poleExplanation
According to folklore and popular culture, Santa Claus is believed to live in the North Pole. This belief is based on the story that Santa Claus, also known as Saint Nicholas, resides in a secret workshop at the North Pole, where he and his team of elves prepare gifts for children around the world. The North Pole has become synonymous with Santa Claus and is often depicted as his home in various Christmas traditions and stories.Rate this question:
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In which of these places is he known as "KrishKinkle"?
- A.
Paris
- B.
Ontario
- C.
Atlanta
- D.
Pennsylvania
Correct Answer
D. PennsylvaniaExplanation
In Pennsylvania, he is known as "KrishKinkle".Rate this question:
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In New York, Father Christmas is known as ___________
- A.
St. Claus
- B.
Krish Kingle
- C.
St. Benedict
- D.
St. Nicholas
Correct Answer
D. St. NicholasExplanation
In New York, Father Christmas is known as St. Nicholas. St. Nicholas is a popular figure associated with Christmas and gift-giving. He is known for his generosity and kindness towards children, making him a beloved character during the holiday season. The name St. Nicholas is often used interchangeably with Father Christmas in various cultures, including New York.Rate this question:
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Who is the first cartoonist to produce the image of Santa Claus in America?
- A.
Jakes Jackson
- B.
Bob Dufresne
- C.
Thomas Nast
- D.
Thomas Bidden
Correct Answer
C. Thomas NastExplanation
Thomas Nast is credited as the first cartoonist to produce the image of Santa Claus in America. Nast, a German-born American, created a series of illustrations for Harper's Weekly in the 1860s that depicted Santa Claus as a jolly, rotund figure with a white beard, red suit, and a sack of toys. His illustrations helped popularize the modern image of Santa Claus that is recognized today.Rate this question:
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The popular song "Mrs Santa Claus" was composed by
- A.
Allison Davies
- B.
Rice Watkins
- C.
George Melachrino
- D.
Jacob Parker
Correct Answer
A. Allison DaviesExplanation
The correct answer is Allison Davies.Rate this question:
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Where was the 2014 gathering of Santa Clauses held?
- A.
Greece
- B.
Rome
- C.
India
- D.
Germany
Correct Answer
C. IndiaExplanation
The 2014 gathering of Santa Clauses was held in India.Rate this question:
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