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What term is used to describe the person participating in luge?
Slider
Sledder
Skater
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How old was the world’s youngest Olympic skier?
18
17
16
14
3
How cold is the world record coldest temperature?
-180.3 degrees Fahrenheit
-97 degrees Fahrenheit
-30.8 degrees Fahrenheit
-128.6 degrees Fahrenheit
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What animal is known for hibernating during the winter months?
Orca
Squirrel
Racoon
Bear
5
In 1998, The Mount Baker Ski Area set the world record for one snow fall... how much snow did they get?
63 ft
29 ft
95ft
70 ft
6
How many athletes have won medals at both the Winter and Summer Olympics?
5
9
2
14
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In which country would you find the famous Winter Carnival held in Quebec City?
Spain
USA
Canada
Poland
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What does Buddy the Elf make for breakfast in “Elf?”
Cereal on top of waffles
Chocolate chip pancakes
An ice cream sundae
Spaghetti topped with pop tarts
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Which state has the most ski resorts?
Montana
New York
Maine
Colorado
10
In 2010, this American drove the US four-man bobsled team to the first gold medal since 1948
Apolo Ohno
Mr. Amera
Steve Holcomb
Tom Hanks
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Which country is the origin of the winter tradition of building snowmen?
Canada
Germany
Switzerland
Norway
12
In what year did the first official sled race take place?
1850
1883
1901
1776
13
Where was the first Winter Olympics held?
Russia
France
Canada
Norway
14
Which winter sport is played on ice & involves 2 teams of skaters trying to score by sliding a stone into a target area?
Skiiing
Curling
Hockey
Rugby
15
Where was ice skating invented?
Norway
Finland
Iceland
Alaska
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How fast is the world record speed skater?
20mph
27mph
40mph
35mph
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In
Home Alone,
where were the McCallister's going when they left Kevin behind?
New York
Paris
Orlando
Seattle
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What is the first city in the world to host both the Summer and Winter Olympics?
Beijing
Toronto
Denver
Anchorage
19
In the Northern Hemisphere, when is the winter solstice?
May 5th
Feb 14th
Dec. 21st or 2nd
Jan. 1st or 2nd
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In what country did the tradition of decorating gingerbread houses start?
Spain
United States
Austria
Germany
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Which month is the coldest in the United States, typically bringing the heaviest snowfall?
January
February
December
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Who won the Stanley Cup most recently?
Toronto Maple Leafs
New Jersey Devils
Chicago Blackhawks
Florida Panthers