Four complete Christmas-party answer boards about printed decorations, sound cues, playful team names and a seated gift-wrapping relay. All four answer boards use illustrative editorial allocations, not survey results.
4 matched answer boards · Free host and player sheets
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Scoring: Award the illustrative points in parentheses for an unused matching answer; zero for a pass, repeat or unmatched response. Each board totals 100; all four total 400. These are editorial allocations, not survey data or official TV rules.
Christmas tree (34); Wrapped present (27); Snowflake (20); Stocking (13); Candy cane (6)
Illustrative editorial allocations, not survey data. Accept tree, gift box and Christmas stocking. A wrapped present is one answer even if it has a ribbon; a candy cane is separate from a stocking.
Jingle bell (34); Hand clap (27); Spoken ho-ho-ho (20); Hummed tune (13); Crinkled wrapping paper (6)
Illustrative editorial allocations, not survey data. Accept bell for jingle bell. A spoken phrase is separate from a hummed tune; clapping is separate from rustling paper. Offer a visual cue instead for anyone who prefers not to make or hear sounds.
Reindeer (34); Snowflakes (27); Stockings (20); Bells (13); Elves (6)
Illustrative editorial allocations, not survey data. Accept singular or plural forms. These are prewritten editorial possibilities, not a test of which name is best; other creative answers can be acknowledged but do not reveal a different listed entry.
Wrapping paper (34); Gift bag (27); Ribbon (20); Tape (13); Gift tags (6)
Illustrative editorial allocations, not survey data. Accept name tags only when they label gifts. A bow counts as ribbon; wrapping paper and a gift bag are separate wrapping choices. No scissors or running are required for this seated pretend relay.
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