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Welcome back to Road Trip Trivia, everyone. I am your host, Allie Lane. If you live in the States, I hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving long weekend. And, and that kicks off the holidays. The holidays have begun. So for the next couple weeks, I'm going to be asking holiday themed trivia questions. Perfect for your long road trips. Is everybody ready to play? Here comes your trivia game of the day. Question number one, in what country did the tradition of the Christmas tree begin? in what country did the tradition of the christmas tree begin question number two what plant is hung in doorways for people to kiss under what plant is hung in doorways for people to kiss under question number three what beverage is known as milk punch what beverage is known as milk punch Question number four, what country created Advent calendars? What country created Advent calendars? Question number five, what is the day after Christmas called in the UK and Canada? What is the day after Christmas called in the UK and Canada? Question number six, what do many Japanese families eat on Christmas? What do many Japanese families eat on Christmas? By the way, I just saw an excellent movie with Brendan Fraser called Rental Family. You should go and see it. It's great. Question number seven, what ancient festival overlapped with Christmas? Question number seven, what ancient festival overlapped with Christmas? Question number eight, what decoration was once made from silver? What decoration was once made from silver? Question number nine, what country began the tradition of Christmas cards? What country began the tradition of Christmas cards? And question number 10, what fruit is traditionally found in stockings? What fruit is traditionally found in stockings? Those are your 10 questions. I'm going to repeat them now with the answer question number one in what country did the tradition of the christmas tree begin germany question number two what plant is hung in doorways for people to kiss under mistletoe question number three what beverage is known as milk punch eggnog question number four what country created advent calendars germany question number five what is the day after christmas called in the uk and canada boxing day question number six what do many japanese families

eat on christmas kfc question number seven what ancient festival overlapped with christmas saturnalia question number eight what decoration was once made from silver tinsel question number nine what country began the tradition of christmas cards united kingdom and question 10. What fruit is traditionally found in stockings? And orange. Those were your 10 questions for today's game of Road Trip Trivia. I am your host, Allie Lane. If you have any requests for all requests Thursdays, don't forget to send me your requests. If you ask nicely, I will oblige. Drive safely, everybody. Happy holidays. Until next time, this was Road Trip Trivia.

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