Holiday Trivia #45-48

I'm still trying to change the mix of questions to make them a little easier, on average. How am I doin'?

Question Forty-Five: The eight year-old who asked if there really was a Santa Claus was
    a) Virginia O’Dare
    b) Virginia O’Hanlon
    c) Virginia O’Ham
    d) Virginia O’Leary

Question Forty-Six: What, according to A. A. Milne, did King John want most for Christmas?    
     a) oranges and chocolate
     b) a big red India rubber ball
     c) a pocket knife that really cuts
     d) France

Question Forty-Seven: In the first verse of Carol of the Bells, what do the bells all seem to say?    
     a) “Christmas is here”
     b) “Let’s have a beer”
     c) “Be of good cheer”
     d) “Throw cares away”

Question Forty-Eight: The first commercially manufactured Christmas cards in the U.S. were made by
    a. Carl LaFong, of Syracuse, in 1867
    b. Richard Pease, of New York, in 1851
    c. John Crowe Ransom, of New York, in 1872
    d. Louis Prang, of Boston, in 1875

That bad, huh?

Karen