Daily Trivia for December 1, 2025

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Daily Trivia for December 1, 2025

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Level 77
Dec 1, 2025
I forgot that today was Dec 1st...I was annoyed thinking "wow we're starting the Christmas theme early this year?". Then I realized, JetPunk is probably the only company actually starting Xmas theming EXACTLY on time.
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Level 71
Dec 1, 2025
There's also a front paged Christmas quiz already.
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Level 82
Dec 1, 2025
On time? No, they are a day late. Advent started yesterday.
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Level 66
Dec 1, 2025
Festive jeppy!
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Level 53
Dec 1, 2025
5/10 Christ! Massive fumble with the last 5 questions.
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Level 50
Dec 1, 2025
Same
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Level 63
Dec 1, 2025
Haha beat you. Only got the last 4 wrong. I win.
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Level 66
Dec 1, 2025
What do I get for getting the last 6 wrong?
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Level 71
Dec 1, 2025
Imagine if all Daily Trivias will be Christmas themed until Christmas...
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Level 45
Dec 1, 2025
10/10 - it helps that my sister and I very recently had a conversation about what exactly a manger could be. We had very different ideas. But when I looked it up it all clicked because manger means "to eat" in French.
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Level 72
Dec 1, 2025
10/10, last one was pure luck. Well, actually, almost all questions about Christmas carols are lucky guesses (kinda educated guesses, but this is not my culture AT ALL)
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Level 78
Dec 1, 2025
I miss out on so many cultural and pop culture references in these quizzes!
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Level 47
Dec 1, 2025
6/10 and I wasn't raised in a Christian household
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Level 58
Dec 1, 2025
Only one pertains to the Christian Christmas story.
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Level 46
Dec 1, 2025
But five are culturally about Christmas.
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Level 49
Dec 1, 2025
9/10 and we're muslim - talk about assimilation :p
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Level 86
Dec 1, 2025
In Mexico, the poinsettia is called "flor de nochebuena", or "nochebuena" for short.

It stands for "Christmas Eve (flower)".

It also gives name to a very sought-after seasonal beer. No nochebuenas are actually included in the brewing process, but, just like the eponymous flowers, the beer is only available during Christmas season (and the label has nochebuenas, too).

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Level 92
Dec 1, 2025
Wow, my lowest score ever today!
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Level 53
Dec 1, 2025
After a couple of days of 4s I should be happy with a 9/10 but i had Q9 down to sugar plum fairy and snowflakes and chose the snowflakes. So close.

On the other hand, I just heard about where Poinsettia originated this week, so I'll take the win.

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Level 66
Dec 1, 2025
Well done! I fell down on Q10...I started singing the song, I got into the 2nd verse & still couldn't get a title. I knew it wasn't White Christmas or Winter Wonderland....never heard of The Christmas Song so went with A...
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Level 61
Dec 1, 2025
same
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Level 64
Dec 1, 2025
8/10, missed the last two
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Level 65
Dec 1, 2025
You got 9 of 10 correct,
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Level 66
Dec 1, 2025
Jeez, it's December already? I recently learned about Sinterklaas, it sounds so much calmer than our over-commercialized, monetized, US version. I'm defecting.
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Level ∞
Dec 1, 2025
Bah, humbug!
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Level 77
Dec 1, 2025
Ah yes, the famous Christmas song "The Christmas Song". How did I not guess that.
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Level 66
Dec 1, 2025
I practically sang the entire song & still couldn't get it. I guess I should have got it just because I knew the other songs. I think Nat King Cole might have made it popular in the 50s or so. edit: googled and yep... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A8eWaR8ONvw
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Level 66
Dec 1, 2025
The Christmas Song is extremely famous, I think most people just don't know that's the title. I got it by process of elimination but always assumed the song was called "Merry Christmas To You".
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Level 64
Dec 1, 2025
Nat King Cole covered it, but I think most people know it's by Mel Torme. It's probably his most famous song.
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Level 66
Dec 1, 2025
"As Tormé relates in his autobiography, “Improbable though it may sound, ‘The Christmas Song’ was completed about 45 minutes later. Excitedly, we called Carlos Gastel [manager of Nat Cole and Peggy Lee], sped into Hollywood, played it for him, then for [lyricist] Johnny Burke, and then for Nat Cole, who fell in love with the tune. It took a full year for him to get into a studio to record it, but his record finally came out in late fall of 1946; and the rest could be called our financial pleasure.” Torme wrote great songs. Taken from performingsongwriter.com/christmas-song
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Level 70
Dec 1, 2025
9/10. Didn't know the Zwarte Piet one. Funnily enough since it sounded Dutch, I thought Afrikaans and went with South Africa, ignoring the very obvious Netherlands, LOL.
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Level 55
Dec 1, 2025
9/10
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Level 67
Dec 1, 2025
10/10 but very slow. For last one I needed process of elimination, as while I remembered the song, I didn't know that's what it was called.
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Level 76
Dec 1, 2025
ugh, very anglo-centric
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Level ∞
Dec 1, 2025
This feature is intended for an English speaking audience.
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Level 76
Dec 3, 2025
well, being English speaking is not really overlapping with being a member of the anglo-culture.

I assume that many Pakistanis speak English but an average man from Karachi would struggle heavily with answering such questions.

I was raised Catholic, but not in English, so carrols and poems are really tough.

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Level 74
Dec 1, 2025
Actually, only the questions 7, 9 and 10 on which I took some blind guesses. (At least 1 of them was correct.)

Maybe you could count question 4, too, but that is easier to remember than the lyrics of several songs or poems.

7/10 for me

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Level 68
Dec 1, 2025
#3 - prior to his conversion, anyway....
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Level 68
Dec 1, 2025
6/10, with a score of 5915. Last on my current leaderboard. This quiz result is so not jolly for me.
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Level 65
Dec 1, 2025
I'm surprised so many know about Zwarte Piet. Did any of you hear about it before or do you just assume the Netherlands is the racist country;)
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Level 86
Dec 1, 2025
“Zwarte” sounds Dutch. Pretty simple.
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Level 53
Dec 2, 2025
I knew before, I have a Dutch friend and she is not racist.
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Level 89
Dec 1, 2025
9/10, got a couple of lucky guesses with the sugar plums and poinsettias, but did not know the name of the last one, and would never have guessed in a million years that it was something as mundane as "The Christmas Song" 😅
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Level 32
Dec 1, 2025
1/10, i think i might be the grinch...
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Level 66
Dec 1, 2025
8/10 Zwarte Piet and Figgy Pudding
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Level 55
Dec 1, 2025
6/10….bah humbug!
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Level 64
Dec 1, 2025
10/10 and I guess this means it's time to put up the decorations. Thanks for the reminder, JetPunk!
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Level 68
Dec 1, 2025
Hello to all the fellow non-anglosphere people who have no idea what was happening with any of the questions
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Level 89
Dec 1, 2025
I hit a perfect 10/10 with my 15th best score of 9,862 points. I paused on Zwarte Piet and figgy pudding Carol all others were instant fun way to start December!
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Level 18
Dec 1, 2025
I had a very fun time playing today! But who the john is Zwarte piet?
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Level 37
Dec 1, 2025
10/10 today. On the topic of poinsettias, I didn't know that they also came in pink and orange. I've seen green and yellow, grow/sell white and 2 shades of red, but saw my first ever pink and orange poinsettias the other day at Walmart.
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Level 73
Dec 1, 2025
In fairness, b) is arguably an acceptable answer for question 4 :o)
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Level 69
Dec 1, 2025
10/10 today! I'm a bit of a grinch but am trying to lean into the holiday cheer (partly because I'm religious and partly because I've gotta do something to combat my seasonal depression) so this made me extra happy! :)
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Level 36
Dec 1, 2025
probably the easiest 10/10 that i've gotten so far! :]
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Level 27
Dec 1, 2025
"The Christmas Song" is a bit presumptuous and egotistical of a name