- Noel, Noel, Noel → "Noel" is repeated three times, which sounds like "O Holy Night" (a famous Christmas carol). The arrow points to the first "Noel," hinting at the start of the song. Answer: O Holy Night
- Drummer → A drummer plays drums. In the context of Christmas, this refers to the “Little Drummer Boy,” a popular Christmas carol. Answer: Little Drummer Boy
- O night → The letter “O” is placed before the word “night.” This visually represents “O Night,” which is part of the phrase “O Holy Night.” Answer: O Holy Night
- CHRISTMAS → The word “CHRISTMAS” is written in blue. Blue is often associated with “blue Christmas,” a term for feeling sad or lonely during the holidays. Answer: Blue Christmas
- OH around a Christmas tree → The word “OH” appears multiple times surrounding a Christmas tree. This visually represents “Oh Christmas Tree,” which is the English title of the German carol “O Tannenbaum.” Answer: Oh Christmas Tree
- CHRISTMAS repeated four times with an arrow pointing to the last one → The arrow points to the fourth “CHRISTMAS,” indicating “fourth Christmas.” This is a play on words for “Fourth of July,” but since it’s Christmas-themed, it’s likely a trick. However, considering common brain teasers, repeating “Christmas” four times and pointing to the last suggests “Four Christmases” — but that doesn’t fit. Alternatively, it may be hinting at “Last Christmas” (the Wham! song), since the arrow points to the last one. Answer: Last Christmas
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