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75 Holiday This or That Questions

75 holiday this or that questions covering winter traditions around the world, gifts, food, travel and cozy nights in. Read them aloud or play free with friends and see who picks which side.

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  • 1. Iceland's Christmas Eve book swap or Spain's midnight grape race?

    Winter holidays around the world
    Iceland's Christmas Eve book swapSpain's midnight grape race
  • 2. Jumping off a chair at midnight or banging pots on the porch at midnight?

    Winter holidays around the world
    Jumping off a chair at midnightbanging pots on the porch at midnight
  • 3. Leaving your shoes out for St. Nicholas or leaving grass out for the Three Kings' camels?

    Winter holidays around the world
    Leaving your shoes out for St. Nicholasleaving grass out for the Three Kings' camels
  • 4. A sunny beach Christmas in Australia or a snowy cabin Christmas in Lapland?

    Winter holidays around the world
    A sunny beach Christmas in Australiaa snowy cabin Christmas in Lapland
  • 5. Japan's 108 temple bell rings or a giant ball drop in a city square?

    Winter holidays around the world
    Japan's 108 temple bell ringsa giant ball drop in a city square
  • 6. A Mexican posada with a piñata or a Scottish Hogmanay street party?

    Winter holidays around the world
    A Mexican posada with a piñataa Scottish Hogmanay street party
  • 7. A Swedish candlelit Lucia morning or a Dutch Sinterklaas evening?

    Winter holidays around the world
    A Swedish candlelit Lucia morninga Dutch Sinterklaas evening
  • 8. A Kwanzaa Karamu feast with friends or a Polish Christmas Eve supper that starts at the first star?

    Winter holidays around the world
    A Kwanzaa Karamu feast with friendsa Polish Christmas Eve supper that starts at the first star
  • 9. Being among the first to ring in the new year or being among the last to ring in the new year?

    Winter holidays around the world
    Being among the first to ring in the new yearbeing among the last to ring in the new year
  • 10. Sweet rice balls on the winter solstice or pomegranates on the longest night?

    Winter holidays around the world
    Sweet rice balls on the winter solsticepomegranates on the longest night
  • 11. Midnight on December 31 or sunrise on January 1?

    Winter holidays around the world
    Midnight on December 31sunrise on January 1
  • 12. Lighting candles each night of the holiday or opening one Advent door each morning?

    Winter holidays around the world
    Lighting candles each night of the holidayopening one Advent door each morning
  • 13. A night market full of lanterns or a Christmas market full of wooden stalls?

    Winter holidays around the world
    A night market full of lanternsa Christmas market full of wooden stalls
  • 14. Fireworks over the harbor or candles in every window?

    Winter holidays around the world
    Fireworks over the harborcandles in every window
  • 15. A holiday parade on New Year's morning or a holiday light show on New Year's Eve?

    Winter holidays around the world
    A holiday parade on New Year's morninga holiday light show on New Year's Eve
  • 16. A thoughtful handmade gift or a fancy store-bought gift?

    Gifts
    A thoughtful handmade gifta fancy store-bought gift
  • 17. Opening gifts on the eve or opening gifts on the morning itself?

    Gifts
    Opening gifts on the eveopening gifts on the morning itself
  • 18. One big gift or a pile of little gifts?

    Gifts
    One big gifta pile of little gifts
  • 19. Curling ribbon or a stick-on bow?

    Gifts
    Curling ribbona stick-on bow
  • 20. A secret gift swap or everyone buys for everyone?

    Gifts
    A secret gift swapeveryone buys for everyone
  • 21. Stealing the best gift in a white elephant swap or keeping the first gift you unwrap?

    Gifts
    Stealing the best gift in a white elephant swapkeeping the first gift you unwrap
  • 22. Shaking the box first or ripping it open right away?

    Gifts
    Shaking the box firstripping it open right away
  • 23. Cozy socks you actually need or a fun gadget you didn't know you wanted?

    Gifts
    Cozy socks you actually needa fun gadget you didn't know you wanted
  • 24. Shopping done by October or panic-shopping on the 23rd?

    Gifts
    Shopping done by Octoberpanic-shopping on the 23rd
  • 25. Giving the perfect gift or getting the perfect gift?

    Gifts
    Giving the perfect giftgetting the perfect gift
  • 26. Perfectly folded corners or a heroic amount of tape?

    Gifts
    Perfectly folded cornersa heroic amount of tape
  • 27. Tickets to an event or something you can unwrap?

    Gifts
    Tickets to an eventsomething you can unwrap
  • 28. Saving every bow and ribbon or tossing the bows in the recycling?

    Gifts
    Saving every bow and ribbontossing the bows in the recycling
  • 29. A long heartfelt card or just signing your name?

    Gifts
    A long heartfelt cardjust signing your name
  • 30. A gift receipt tucked in the box or no receipt and no returns?

    Gifts
    A gift receipt tucked in the boxno receipt and no returns
  • 31. Spiced pear tart or cranberry oat bars?

    Food
    Spiced pear tartcranberry oat bars
  • 32. Salted caramel brittle or orange-chocolate truffles?

    Food
    Salted caramel brittleorange-chocolate truffles
  • 33. A peppermint stick in your cocoa or a cinnamon stick in your cocoa?

    Food
    A peppermint stick in your cocoaa cinnamon stick in your cocoa
  • 34. Herb-roasted squash or maple-glazed carrots?

    Food
    Herb-roasted squashmaple-glazed carrots
  • 35. Fruitcake or no cake at all?

    Food
    Fruitcakeno cake at all
  • 36. Sugared pecans or chocolate-dipped pretzels?

    Food
    Sugared pecanschocolate-dipped pretzels
  • 37. Soft, chewy cookies or crisp, crunchy cookies?

    Food
    Soft, chewy cookiescrisp, crunchy cookies
  • 38. Savory breakfast strata or baked apple oatmeal?

    Food
    Savory breakfast stratabaked apple oatmeal
  • 39. Jelly doughnuts or apple fritters?

    Food
    Jelly doughnutsapple fritters
  • 40. Panettone or Stollen?

    Food
    PanettoneStollen
  • 41. Spiced apple cider or peppermint hot chocolate?

    Food
    Spiced apple ciderpeppermint hot chocolate
  • 42. Leftovers for breakfast or a fresh breakfast?

    Food
    Leftovers for breakfasta fresh breakfast
  • 43. One enormous serving board or lots of tiny dishes?

    Food
    One enormous serving boardlots of tiny dishes
  • 44. Tamales or lasagna for the holiday dinner?

    Food
    Tamaleslasagna
  • 45. Hand-shaped dumplings or hand-rolled truffles?

    Food
    Hand-shaped dumplingshand-rolled truffles
  • 46. A road trip to see family or flying to see family?

    Travel
    A road trip to see familyflying to see family
  • 47. The window seat to watch the snow or the aisle seat for a quick escape?

    Travel
    The window seat to watch the snowthe aisle seat for a quick escape
  • 48. Hosting the holidays at your place or traveling to someone else's place?

    Travel
    Hosting the holidays at your placetraveling to someone else's place
  • 49. A snowy ski lodge or a warm beach resort?

    Travel
    A snowy ski lodgea warm beach resort
  • 50. An overnight train through the mountains or a cozy car ride full of snacks?

    Travel
    An overnight train through the mountainsa cozy car ride full of snacks
  • 51. A Christmas market in Germany or New Year's fireworks in Sydney?

    Travel
    A Christmas market in GermanyNew Year's fireworks in Sydney
  • 52. Packing light or packing every sweater you own?

    Travel
    Packing lightpacking every sweater you own
  • 53. Leaving a day early to beat traffic or leaving late after one more meal?

    Travel
    Leaving a day early to beat trafficleaving late after one more meal
  • 54. The pull-out couch or your old childhood bedroom?

    Travel
    The pull-out couchyour old childhood bedroom
  • 55. A drive-through light show or a walking tour of holiday lights?

    Travel
    A drive-through light showa walking tour of holiday lights
  • 56. A long airport delay or a long highway traffic jam?

    Travel
    A long airport delaya long highway traffic jam
  • 57. A trip to chase the northern lights or a trip to a tropical island?

    Travel
    A trip to chase the northern lightsa trip to a tropical island
  • 58. A hotel room of your own or a guest room at a relative's house?

    Travel
    A hotel room of your owna guest room at a relative's house
  • 59. Control of the road trip music or control of the road trip snacks?

    Travel
    Control of the road trip musiccontrol of the road trip snacks
  • 60. A big-city tree lighting or a small-town holiday parade?

    Travel
    A big-city tree lightinga small-town holiday parade
  • 61. Matching family pajamas or mismatched comfy sweats?

    Cozy traditions
    Matching family pajamasmismatched comfy sweats
  • 62. A garland across the doorway or lanterns along the steps?

    Cozy traditions
    A garland across the doorwaylanterns along the steps
  • 63. Warm white twinkle lights or bright multicolor lights?

    Cozy traditions
    Warm white twinkle lightsbright multicolor lights
  • 64. A crackling fireplace or snow falling outside the window?

    Cozy traditions
    A crackling fireplacesnow falling outside the window
  • 65. Board game night or a holiday movie marathon?

    Cozy traditions
    Board game nighta holiday movie marathon
  • 66. Building a snowman or having a snowball fight?

    Cozy traditions
    Building a snowmanhaving a snowball fight
  • 67. Decorating on November 1 or waiting until December?

    Cozy traditions
    Decorating on November 1waiting until December
  • 68. Paper rosettes or wooden bead strands?

    Cozy traditions
    Paper rosetteswooden bead strands
  • 69. A puzzle by the fire or baking in the kitchen?

    Cozy traditions
    A puzzle by the firebaking in the kitchen
  • 70. A tiny village on the mantel or a forest scene on the table?

    Cozy traditions
    A tiny village on the mantela forest scene on the table
  • 71. Cross-country skiing or snowshoeing?

    Cozy traditions
    Cross-country skiingsnowshoeing
  • 72. A quilted lap blanket or a heated footrest?

    Cozy traditions
    A quilted lap blanketa heated footrest
  • 73. A countdown chain made of paper or a countdown jar filled with notes?

    Cozy traditions
    A countdown chain made of papera countdown jar filled with notes
  • 74. Mailing holiday cards or a holiday video call?

    Cozy traditions
    Mailing holiday cardsa holiday video call
  • 75. Taking decorations down on January 2 or leaving them up until February?

    Cozy traditions
    Taking decorations down on January 2leaving them up until February
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