Quiz: Test Your Holiday IQ

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For many of us, books, movies and music put us in the holiday spirit and shape our traditions with family and friends. So what better way to celebrate the titles we love than a holiday quiz? Our bloggers Beth, Katie, Laura, Mary, Michelle, Municipal_Reference_Guy and Shilo created this quiz to give you something fun to share this holiday season.

Which holiday movie does NOT feature the CTA?
According to the Guinness Book of World Records, which holiday song is not only the bestselling Christmas single in the United States, but also the bestselling single of all time?
In the song "Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer," what's the weather like on Christmas Eve?
What year did the Christkindlmarket Chicago holiday market open?
Which actor narrates Santa Claus Is Comin' to Town?
The song "White Christmas" debuted in which Christmas movie?
Which comedian’s tale of working retail at Christmas has become a holiday classic and a one-man show?
Captain Kirk and Mr. Spock get a shout-out in which song?
Whose character adopts Buddy Hobbs in Elf?
What song does everyone sing after saying "Merry Christmas, Charlie Brown" at the end of the classic Peanuts cartoon?
Which classic children’s Christmas story originated in Chicago?
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