1. "Bah, humbug"! This man is the picture of misery. He was greedy, rude, and just not a friendly guy. He was Charles Dickens' main character in "A Christmas Carol". Jane Eyre Oliver Twist Ebenezer Scrooge David Copperfield

2. The idea of this wonderful lady was created by Katherine Lee Bates, in her poem "Goody Santa Claus". You may see this Christmas heroine baking or watching the elves make toys. An elf Angela Lansbury Mrs. Claus Martha Dick

3. This man is associated with winter. He is also called "Old Man Winter". La Befana Terry Pratchett Jack Frost Caganer

4. This character can honestly be classified as "a mean one". He was a character in a book created by Dr. Seuss. Biblical Magi P?re No?l The Grinch Jack Frost

5. You know Dasher and Dancer and Prancer And Vixen. You know Comet and Cupid and Donder and Blitzen. But do you recall the most famous reindeer of all? Rudolph Rudy Randolph Randy

6. We see these little guys, a tiny, with jingly hats and big smiles. They help Santa make toys for good little girls and boys. Tim Allen Fairies Elves Mrs. Claus

7. This is one of the oldest Scandinavian Christmas symbols. It is believed that Thor flew a wagon in the sky carried by these. Yule Goat Yule Horse Yule Dog Yule Bird

8. "Happy Birthday!" This character would say these words once a magic hat would bring him to life. Unfortunately, it would be quite a wet mess if you let him drink hot cocoa. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer Frosty the Snowman Yule Horse Yule Goat

9. This man is an inspiration for Santa Claus. One of his deeds concerns a man and his three poor daughters. Saint Paul Saint Nicholas Frosty the Snowman Jesus

10. This holiday is mainly about one baby. This boy was born in Bethlehem to a young woman more than 2000 years ago. He grew into the man that introduced a new religion called Christianity. Yule Dog Tim Allen Jesus Rudolph