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HOW ABOUT A LITTLE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY CAROL QUIZ!

   Turn these sentences into christmas carols. How many can you figure out? The answers are at the bottom... don't peek if you want to try it for yourself.

  1. Approach everyone who is steadfast.
  2. Ecstasy toward the orb.
  3. Listen! The Foretelling spirits harmonize.
  4. Hey, Minuscule urban area southeast of Jerusalem.
  5. Quiescent Nocturnal period.
  6. The Autocrat troika originating near the ascent of Apollo.
  7. The primary carol.
  8. Embellish the corridors.
  9. I'm fantasizing concerning a blanched yuletide.
  10. I apprehended my maternal parent osculating with a corpulent unshaven male in crimson disguise.
  11. During the time ovine caretakers supervised their charges past midnight.
  12. The thing manifests itself at the onset of a transparent day.
  13. The coniferous nativity.
  14. What offspring abides thus?
  15. Removed in a bovine feeding trough.
  16. Creator, cool it, you kooky cats!
  17. Valentino, the roseate proboscises wapiti.
  18. The slight percussionist lad.
  19. Father Christmas approaches the metropolis.
  20. Seraphim we aurally detected in the stratosphere.
  21. The tatterdemalion ebony atmosphere.










Here are the answers!
  1. Oh Come All Ye Faithful
  2. Joy to the World
  3. Hark, the Herald Angels Sing
  4. Oh Little Town of Bethlehem
  5. Silent Night
  6. We Three Kings
  7. The First Noel
  8. Deck the Halls
  9. I'm Dreaming of a White Christmas
  10. I Saw Momma Kissing Santa Claus
  11. While Spepherds Kept their Flocks by Night
  12. It Came Upon a Midnight Clear
  13. O Christmas Tree
  14. What Child is This?
  15. Away in a Manger
  16. God Rest ye Merry Gentlemen
  17. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer
  18. The Little Drummer Boy
  19. Santa Claus is coming to Town
  20. Angels We have Heard on High
  21. O Holy Night

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