This free printable Christian Christmas trivia set gives families, church groups, Sunday school classes, and Bible studies three welcoming ways to review the biblical Christmas accounts.
The five-page PDF includes three full-color game pages, a styled answer key, and a personal-use page. Each game stands on its own, so you can choose one quick activity or use all three for a longer event.
Printable Details
Title: Christian Christmas Trivia Games.
Used For: church Christmas parties, Sunday school, Bible studies, family gatherings, youth groups.
Page Length: 5 pages.
Paper Size: 8.5 x 11 in (portrait).
File Size: 8.84 MB.
File Type: PDF.
Color: RGB.
License: Personal Use.
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At a Glance
Three Christian Christmas Trivia Games
Each game approaches the Christmas story differently. The changing formats help hosts adjust the difficulty, divide players into teams, or give participants another chance to contribute even when one type of question is not their strength.
Nativity Story Trivia
The Nativity Story Trivia page contains ten multiple-choice questions. Players identify Gabriel, Nazareth, the reason for traveling to Bethlehem, the manger, the shepherds, the city of David, Herod, the guiding star, and the gifts brought by the wise men.
Who or What Am I?
This clue-based page asks players to identify ten people or groups connected to the Christmas accounts.
The clues cover Zechariah, Elizabeth, Gabriel, Joseph, Caesar Augustus, the shepherds, the wise men, Herod, Simeon, and Anna, with a writing line beneath each prompt.
Bible or Tradition?
The third game presents twelve true-or-false statements.
It helps players separate details stated in Matthew and Luke from familiar traditions, including the number of wise men, who followed the star, where the wise men found Jesus, and whether Scripture gives a December 25 birth date.
Answer Key and Scripture References
The answer key keeps the three game sections separate, making results quick to check. Every item includes a supporting reference from Matthew 1-2 or Luke 1-2, so a host can confirm the passage or invite players to look it up together.
Alternate forms such as Zechariah or Zacharias, Elizabeth or Elisabeth, and wise men or Magi are accepted. This prevents a correct response from being marked wrong simply because a player uses a different Bible translation.
Ways to Use the Trivia Pages
For a family gathering, place one page at each table and compare scores after everyone finishes. A Sunday school teacher can use one game as a lesson review, while a church group can assign different pages to teams and award one point for each correct answer.
The formats also work for a Christmas party rotation. Start with multiple choice, continue with the written clues, and finish with the true-or-false challenge. The separate answer key lets the host lead the review without revealing answers on the activity pages.
Printing and Setup Tips
Print only the game pages you plan to use, plus one answer key for the host. Standard copy paper works for single-use activities, while heavier paper is helpful when the pages will be reused with dry-erase sleeves.
Choose Actual Size or 100% in the print dialog and confirm that no text is clipped in preview. Provide pencils for individual play, or read the prompts aloud when teams will discuss and submit one shared answer.
Bible Translation Note
The questions use original paraphrased wording based on the King James Version passages listed in the PDF.
Names, titles, and phrasing may differ in other translations, so review the answer key before playing and accept equivalent responses that match the cited Scripture.













