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Canada will hold the 2022 Winter Olympics.

False. They will be held in Beijing.

The coldest temperature ever recorded was -89 celsius.

True

False

Horses and dogs used to participate in the Winter Olympics.

True

False

True or False: Water will freeze at 39 degrees Fahrenheit

False. It freezes at 32 degrees Fahrenheit

There is a city in Indiana named Santa Claus.

True

False

Tue or False: The largest cup of hot chocolate ever made was 200 gallons.

False. It was 880 gallons.

Thomas Jefferson was a big fan of hot chocolate.

True

False

The official crest of Arendelle in Frozen is called a crocus.

True

False

True or False: Rapunzel has more strands of hair than Elsa.

False. Elsa has more.

Ski ballet was once a sport in the Winter Olympics.

True

False

The first Winter Olympics were in 1924.

True

False

True or False: The tallest snowperson on record stood over 160 feet tall.

False. The tallest snowperson on record was just over 122 feet tall.

There is an international hair freezing contest in Canada every winter.

True

False

In Finland you can stay in a glass igloos during winter to watch the Northern Lights.

True

False

Salting roads is good for the environment.

False

True

Red squirrels make mushroom jerky to prepare for the winter.

True

False

True or False: Snowflakes are always unique.

False. In 1988, two snowflakes collected from a Wisconsin storm were confirmed to be twins at an atmospheric research center in Colorado.

True or False: The snowiest city on Earth is in Japan.

True. Aomori City in Japan is the snowiest city on earth.

True or False: More than 2 million tons of salt are used on U.S. roads each winter.

False. 22 million tons of salt are used.

The Earth is closest to the sun during the winter.

True

False

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