Santa's Bluff

Is Santa Telling the Truth or Lying?

Instructions 

- Let's test your knowledge about Christmas and all things related to it. This trivia game is called Santa's Bluff.  - The main rule of the game is easy: guess whether Santa's trivia is true or a bluff.  - The game master will divide the class into two groups or more, depending on the class size. Each group will be given a round of one minute to guess whether the trivia is true or a bluff.  - The team with the most correct guesses wins. 

Are You Ready?

Round 1

The name "Teddy Bear" originated from a Christmas children's story where the main character is a bear named "Ted." 

Truth

Bluff 

The name "Teddy Bear" originated from a Christmas children's story where the main character is a bear named "Ted." 

Truth

The name "Teddy Bear" originated from a president in the United States who refused to harm a bear during a hunting trip. 

Round 1

Christmas cake can last for months or even years. Many families set aside their Christmas cake to be eaten during Easter. 

Truth

Round 2

Bluff 

Christmas cake can last for months or even years. Many families set aside their Christmas cake to be eaten during Easter. 

Truth

Round 2

Christmas cake can last for months or even years because of its alcohol content. This cake is a perfect dessert for long travels! 

The country that holds the world record for the most snowmen created in an hour is Japan. 

Truth

Round 3

Bluff 

The country that holds the world record for the most snowmen created in an hour is Japan. 

Truth

Round 3

Japan was able to create 2,036 snowmen in just an hour with the help of 1,406 people. That's a lot of snow! 

Christmas decoration would not be complete without a mistletoe wreath on the door. This tradition is rooted in a Roman tradition. 

Truth

Round 4

Bluff 

Christmas cake can last for months or even years. Many families set aside their Christmas cake to be eaten during Easter. 

Bluff

Round 4

The tradition of decorating doors with mistletoe wreaths can be traced back to the traditions of the Celts. 

When cut down, Christmas trees can still consume one liter of water a day to thrive for the next 5-7 days. 

Round 5

Bluff

True

When cut down, Christmas trees can still consume one liter of water a day to thrive for the next 5-7 days. 

Round 5

True

Christmas trees can be compared to flowers; when they are cut, you still need to water them to keep them from withering. 

WELL DONE !

You've completed the mini game Santa's Bluff – Is Santa Telling the Truth or Lying?