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Christmas This or That questions
Holiday picks: real tree or fake, presents early or on the day, and the other big debates of December.
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All 59 Christmas This or That questions
Updated November 2026.
- Real tree or Fake tree?
- Colored lights or White lights?
- Open presents Christmas Eve or Open presents Christmas morning?
- Gingerbread house or Sugar cookies?
- Hot cocoa or Eggnog?
- Ugly sweater or Matching pajamas?
- Snowman or Snow angel?
- Sledding or Ice skating?
- Up at 5 a.m. on Christmas or Sleep in on Christmas?
- Wrap gifts neatly or Use gift bags?
- Christmas movies or Christmas music?
- Candy cane or Gingerbread man?
- Tinsel or Garland?
- Star on top or Angel on top?
- Elf or Reindeer?
- Write to Santa or Visit Santa?
- Snowball fight or Build a snow fort?
- Turkey or Ham?
- Mashed potatoes or Stuffing?
- Pie or Christmas cookies?
- Secret Santa or White elephant?
- Homemade gift or Store-bought gift?
- Big family Christmas or Quiet Christmas?
- Decorate in November or Decorate in December?
- Christmas in the snow or Christmas on the beach?
- Cozy fireplace or Drive to see lights?
- Carolers at the door or Christmas concert?
- Chocolate advent calendar or Toy advent calendar?
- Mistletoe kiss or Fireside cuddle?
- One big gift or Lots of small gifts?
- Wrap presents early or Wrap on Christmas Eve?
- New Year's Eve party or New Year's Eve at home?
- New Year's resolutions or No resolutions?
- Peppermint or Gingerbread?
- Wool socks or Fuzzy slippers?
- Scarf or Mittens?
- Snow globe or Music box?
- Shake your presents or Wait patiently?
- Christmas dinner or Christmas breakfast?
- Holiday road trip or Holiday flight?
- Office holiday party or Team holiday lunch?
- Decorate the tree or Decorate the house outside?
- Cookies for Santa or Carrots for the reindeer?
- Fruitcake or Yule log cake?
- Ornaments sorted by color or Ornaments everywhere?
- Gift card or Wrapped surprise?
- Ice skating date or Holiday market date?
- Snowflakes or Icicles?
- Send holiday cards or Send holiday texts?
- Leftover turkey sandwich or Leftover pie for breakfast?
- Holiday baking or Holiday crafts?
- Snowy walk or Movie marathon?
- Santa hat or Reindeer antlers?
- Mulled wine or Hot apple cider?
- Huge light display or Simple wreath?
- Give gifts or Get gifts?
- Toast at midnight or Fireworks at midnight?
- Snowboard or Ski?
- Holiday sweater for your dog or Holiday sweater for you?
Tips for a better game
- Play a speed round: one person, ten cards, three seconds each.
- After a round, find the two people who matched on the most answers.
- Write answers down before the reveal, so nobody copies the loudest player.
Questions people ask
- What are some good Christmas This or That questions?
- Five from this list: Hot cocoa or Eggnog? Write to Santa or Visit Santa? Chocolate advent calendar or Toy advent calendar? Holiday road trip or Holiday flight? Snowy walk or Movie marathon?
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