Which Christmas Tree Are You?

What your Christmas tree says about you

Bringing evergreens indoors for the holidays is an old custom, but the decorated Christmas tree as we know it grew out of traditions in Germany. German immigrants helped carry the idea to America, and by the late 1800s a trimmed tree had become a fixture in American living rooms. Today most real trees come from farms, where a typical tree grows for about seven years before it's tall enough to cut.

Each favorite on the lot has its own personality. Some have stiff, sturdy branches, some have soft needles that feel friendly to the touch, some are famous for their scent and some stand out for their color. A handy trick for telling them apart: roll a single needle between your fingers. Fir needles are flat and won't roll, while spruce needles are four-sided and spin easily. This quiz asks seven quick questions about your decorating style, holiday plans and favorite traditions. Each answer leans toward one of four trees, and the one your answers point to most becomes your result.

There are no wrong answers, and it's all in good fun, not a psychological test. Share your result, then see which trees your friends and family turn out to be.

The 4 possible results

• Fraser FirReliable, Organized, Steady
• Douglas FirFriendly, Relaxed, Generous
• Balsam FirNostalgic, Warm, Sentimental
• Blue SpruceBold, Stylish, Confident

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