Can We Guess Your Favorite Holiday?

By: Zoe Samuel
Estimated Completion Time
3 min
Can We Guess Your Favorite Holiday?
Image: Shutterstock

About This Quiz

Everyone loves the holidays, but we all have a special favorite, from Halloween to Christmas to New Year's Eve to Valentine's Day. Which one of them suits you best?
What do you like to eat?
French food.
Candy.
Ham and potatoes.
Turkey and yams.
When it comes to the holidays, who do you want to celebrate them with you?
My boo.
My buddies.
Family.
Family and friends.
What is on TV during your holiday season?
Romantic films.
Horror movies.
Holiday movies.
Sports.

Advertisement

What's the weather like during your favorite holiday?
It's snowy.
It's chilly and windy.
It's cold, maybe snowy.
It's cold and rainy.
What's the color scheme of your favorite holiday?
Red.
Orange.
Red, white, and green.
Orange and yellow.
How big an event is it?
It'll be just two of us.
It's a huge party!
It's a family dinner.
It's a dinner for family and friends.

Advertisement

How long does the holiday last?
An evening.
Overnight.
A couple days.
A day.
Do you travel to get there?
No, it's wherever we are.
Only down the block.
We fly to family or on vacation.
We drive to family.
Is it a bank holiday?
I wish.
No.
It is a worldwide holiday.
Yes.

Advertisement

If you have to travel, how do you get there?
By cab.
On foot.
By plane.
By car.
What do you drink?
Wine.
Everything.
Eggnog.
Beer.
Is any government actively against it?
Yes, in China it is frowned on by the authorities.
No, but they might be if it got too big.
Saudi Arabia doesn't celebrate this holiday.
No.

Advertisement

Are there gifts?
Yes, romantic ones.
Yes, candy.
Yes, a variety.
No.
Is there any vandalism?
I hope not!
There might be.
Not on purpose.
Only on a national scale.
Do you suspend your diet for it?
Absolutely not, I double down.
No.
Yes.
A little.

Advertisement

Is it a Hallmark holiday or a "proper" one?
Half and half Hallmark and proper.
Mostly Hallmark.
Entirely proper.
Mostly proper.
How religious is your favorite holiday?
Technically, a little.
It's pagan.
Technically, very.
Not at all.
Do you dress up?
Yes.
Yes, in costumes.
Yes, as a sort of friendly home invader.
Only in nice clothes, nothing specific.

Advertisement

Do you wear a mask?
Only if we're feeling freaky.
Yes, a great one.
No, only a hat and a beard.
Dressing up like that might be bad form.
What plant is associated with your favorite holiday?
Roses.
Pumpkins.
Holly.
Yam.
What song could you hear during your favorite holiday?
"I Will Always Love You" by Whitney Houston.
"Monster Mash" by Bobby Pickett.
"The Holly and the Ivy."
"Five Little Turkeys" by The Learning Station.

Advertisement

Who will you avoid during the holiday?
My ex.
Other people's kids.
My in-laws.
My cousins.
Does everyone celebrate it in the U.S.?
If they can, they do.
Mostly.
It's demographically broken up.
Everyone whose family hasn't been here more than 200 years probably does.
Is it a big deal outside the U.S.?
Yes, but not as big.
No, they only just do it.
It's pretty much everywhere.
They have barely heard of it.

Advertisement

Is there any reason to feel sort of bad about celebrating?
Yes, I feel a little bad for people unable to celebrate.
Nope.
Yes because a lot of us miss the point.
Yes, because it commemorates a good thing but also a really bad thing.
Could a vegan get involved without compromising?
Yes, easily.
Yes, but they'd have to watch out.
Only if they were an amazing cook.
Not easily.
Is your favorite holiday mainly about friends, lovers, or family?
Lovers.
It really doesn't apply.
Family.
Friends and family.

Advertisement

Is it more of a kids' holiday?
Definitely not.
Yes.
Mostly.
It's for all.
How will you treat the family member you're seeing?
I'd kiss them.
I'd scare them.
I'd sing with them.
I'd tell them I love them.
What's your holiday budget?
$250.
$50.
$400.
$100.

Advertisement

You Got: