PRINT: Christmas Quiz

What holiday movie suits you best?

Ryan Rolle, A&E Editor

December 12, 2025

Photo Ryan Rolle

Christmas tree on Christmas morning

1. What is your favorite holiday snack?

A. Gingerbread

B. Sugar cookies

C. Hot Chocolate

D. Candy Canes

2. What is the best winter activity?

A. Snowball fights

B. Pulling pranks

C. Driving around to look at Christmas Lights

D. Ice Skating

3. What gift would you want most?

A. Nerf Gun

B. Whoopee Cushion

C. Something sentimental

D. Sweater

4. What is your favorite holiday decoration?

A. Blow-up figurines

B. Elf on the Shelf

C. Ornaments

D. Colored lights

5. How do you like to spend your holidays?

A. Traveling

B. With friends/family

C. Going out and doing winter activities

D. Cozied up watching movies

Answer key:

If you got mostly A, you would probably enjoy Carry-On. Carry-On is a thriller movie set on Christmas Eve, involving a determined TSA agent and a conniving villain determined to sneak a bomb onboard a plane. If you’re into action and adrenaline, this one’s for you.

If you got mostly B, I would recommend National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation. This movie features a family that chaos just seems to follow, filled with awkwardness and errors. If you’re someone who loves comedy, this movie is definitely for you.

If you got mostly C, a movie you’ll enjoy is The Holiday. A dreamy Christmas romance that begins when two women switch houses, The Holiday brings all the good feels and I personally find it more entertaining than a hallmark special.

If you got mostly D, I recommend It’s A Wonderful Life. While not exactly advertised as a Christmas movie, this winter film is a classic with an extremely moving message. If you’re a traditional kind of person and love a cozy, classic season I implore you to give this one a chance.

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About the Contributor

Ryan Rolle, A&E Editor

Ryan Rolle is a senior at Robinson and is the A&E editor for the Knight Writers. This is her third year on staff. Rolle decided to join Knight Writers, as she always adored reading and writing and wanted to communicate her thoughts from pop culture to school issues, while also deepening her involvement with the school. “I joined when I was a sophomore and I decided to join because I’ve always had a passion for reading and writing and I thought it would be fun to be able to voice my opinion to the school while getting involved in something academic,” Rolle said. Outside of the school newspaper, you can likely find Rolle spending her free time on the water, rowing for the varsity team at the Tampa Bay rowing club. “Two of my closest friends have been rowing since sixth grade and our team is small, so they were asking new girls to come out and try it. So, my sophomore year I decided to give it a try, and I loved and have been doing it ever since,” Rolle said. Whenever she’s not rowing, Rolle greatly enjoys using her time making matcha and listening to various genres of music, with her tastes changing depending on the time of year. “I listen to different music genres throughout the seasons but right now, since it’s fall, I’m listening to a lot of Smashing Pumpkins and Radiohead,” Rolle said. This being her third year on the Knight Writers staff, Rolle has formed many unforgettable experiences but of all the memories, her favorite has to be when she attended the Florida Scholastic Press Association competition last year in Orlando. “We got to stay near the SeaWorld for a weekend, and we just had so much fun entering competitions and hanging around the hotel,” Rolle said. Part of the class of 2026, Rolle plans to attend college after high school either furthering her passion in journalism by majoring in biology or furthering her passion in journalism by majoring in creative writing. “My biggest dream ever would be to get into Dartmouth and major in biology or journalism/creative writing with a minor in Spanish, then go on to become an orthodontist,” Rolle said. (Profile by Avani Madabhushanam)