Santa Tracker: Follow St. Nick on his Christmas journey around the globe

The video discusses the tradition of tracking Santa, which began in the 1950s when a child accidentally called the Continental Air Defense Command, now NORAD. Colonel Harry W Shoop answered the call, and the tradition of tracking Santa was born. Initially, Santa's journey was mapped on Plexiglas, but now advanced technology like radar, satellites, and fighter jets are used. Viewers can follow Santa's journey at noradsanta.org.

Where was Santa reportedly located during the live update?

• Over the Pacific Ocean

• Over the Indian Ocean

• Over the Atlantic Ocean

• Over the Arctic Ocean

In which decade did the tradition of tracking Santa begin?

• 1960s

• 1950s

• 1970s

• 1940s

What was the original purpose of the phone number that children called by mistake?

• To listen to Christmas carols

• To contact Santa directly

• To reach the Continental Air Defense Command

• To order Christmas gifts

Who was the person that answered the phone call from the child?

• Colonel Harry W Shoop

• General John Doe

• Major Tom Brown

• Captain James Smith

What modern technologies are used to track Santa today?

• Only satellites

• Radar, satellites, and fighter jets

• Just radar

• Only fighter jets