Elf Test | SantaTrackers.net

Your Elf Name

How are you known on SantaTrackers.net. This should not be your real name, but rather your Elf name.

What sector are you in?

It is vital that every elf know where they reside. Sectors are used by North Pole Flight Command in every part of Santa's flight. Your part in it is crucial in performing your duties as an elf. If you don't know your sector, please go back to Elf University.

What is the color of Rudolph's nose

What does the "S" stand for in the Elf Code?

Service
Smile
Selfless
Silly

The Elf Code can be found at ElfHQ.com. Each prospective elf must first learn the Elf Code and take the Elf Oath before they can become an elf.

Who runs SantaTrackers.net (Click on a picture to answer)

Elf Max
Elf Ernest
Elf Crash

You will need to know a lot of elves. One of the first you need to know is who runs this website. You will want to contact this elf if there are problems you might have on the site.

What does it mean to track Santa for Santa?

It means telling Santa where to go on Christmas Eve
It means providing information to North Pole Flight Command so that Santa can safely deliver all over the world
It means telling other people where Santa is at all times

This is your job. Do you understand it?

A tracker elf needs to track Santa using Official North Pole maps. Where do you find the right map?

Google
Norad
Right here on SantaTrackers.net, at SantaUpdate.com, at NorthPoleFlightCommand.com and at TrackingSanta.net

The best and most accurate maps come from Official North Pole sources only.

Why do you need to keep your real name a secret?

Because an elf knows a lot of stuff about the North Pole that others don't.
Because nobody outside of the elf world needs to know everything about Santa
Because staying safe is the most important thing. Your real name doesn't belong in the elf world.

How long does it take Santa to deliver to the world on Christmas Eve?

A few hours
Between 14 to 25 hours
Between 30 to 35 hours
More than 40 hours

Knowing when Santa is coming and when your information needs to be turned in is very important

It is possible to use your tracker elf career to get a job at the North Pole as an elf?

Yes
No
Maybe

How do I know what to do as a tracker elf?

Read the news on SantaUpdate.com
Listen to my elf supervisor
Do what other elves on the Elf Wall suggest
Listen to the Santa Trackers Podcast
Read the news on my Sector News Page
Listen to North Pole Radio News on Kringle Radio
All the above

Who is Elf Moe?

Head of Shipping at the North Pole
One Bad Elf
He enforces the rules and standards of this website
Not someone you want to get upset
He's an elf that works for Santa in the Post Office

You might want to be aware of this guy

How do I get an extra elf job?

Wait for your elf supervisor to announce a job opening
Apply for one on the elf jobs page
Ask Santa for a job
Talk to Elf Max about it

Copies of my answers here go in my file at the Department of Elf Resources. Why?

Because my elf supervisor and Santa need to know what I know
Because I want everyone to understand how serious I am about being an elf
Because I want to work for Santa my whole life, maybe even at the North Pole

If I have more questions about how things work where do I find the answers?

Elf University
Ask my elf supervisor
Ask on the Elf Wall
All the above

If I let me account go inactive for more than 90 days, what happens?

Elves around the world cry
Santa puts you on a "special" list
Your account gets retired and your elf career could be over
You can only then work as a Freelance Elf

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