Winter quiz! How well do you know these fun facts about the coldest season?

Winter officially runs from Dec. 21, 2023, to March 19, 2024. With the cold season underway, see how well you know facts about the time of year filled with low temperatures, snow activities and festive memory-making opportunities. See how well you know these facts about the winter season! No two snowflakes are exactly alike — true or false? True False Long, wavelike ridges of snow formed by the wind and found on the polar plains are called what? Icicle Squall Sastrugi Toboggan In the Northern Hemisphere, astronomical and meteorological winter runs from December to which of these months? February March April May In many Northern Hemisphere cultures, February’s full moon is also known as which of these? Snow Moon Cold Moon Ice Moon Winter Moon This word means a heavy fall of rain or snow — which is it? Blizzard Whiteout Downpour Onding Even in winter’s extreme cold, most evergreen trees do not drop their needles — true or false? True False All snowflakes have how many sides (or arms)? 5 6 7 8 The first Winter Olympics in 1924 were held where? Chamonix, France Lake Placid, New York St. Moritz, Switzerland Oslo, Norway Snow may appear white as it falls from clouds or accumulates on the ground, but it’s actually translucent — true or false? True False Most plants continue growing all through the winter — true or false? True False During winter, the North Pole has an average temperature of which of these? Minus 10 degrees Fahrenheit Minus 20 degrees Fahrenheit Minus 40 degrees Fahrenheit Minus 60 degrees Fahrenheit Solstices happen twice a year, once around June 21 and then again around December 21— true or false? True False While winter is the season of dormancy, darkness and cold, the December solstice marks the "turning of the Sun" and the days slowly get longer — true or false? True False Which of the following American writers said this: "What good is the warmth of summer, without the cold of winter to give it sweetness?" Ernest Hemingway Toni Morrison William Faulkner John Steinbeck Dry snow is good for making snowballs — true or false? True False Mobile app users: Click here to get the quiz! Have you taken our New Year's quiz? Try it here! Have you taken our tree quiz? Try it here! How about our "What's in a name" quiz? Try it here! To take even more quizzes from Fox News Digital, click here.