Holidays & Observances
Double the Bones
Etiquette
American History
Cats & Dogs
100

According to tradition, if this critter sees its shadow on February 2, there will be 6 more weeks of winter

What is a Groundhog?

100

The two parietal bones join together to help protect the two parietal lobes of this organ

What is the Brain?

100

English speakers have been using this "magic word" since the 1300s, & when you ask for something, you should, too

What is Please?

100

Ratified in December 1865, the 13th Amendment finally & formally abolished this

What is Slavery?

100

It follows Shetland & Old English in the names of dog breeds used to guide other animals

What is Sheepdog?

200

Presidents' Day honors two presidents in particular who were both born in February, George Washington and this man (our 16th President)

Who is Abraham Lincoln?
200

The 2 patellas cap & protect these 2 vital body hinges

What are the Knees?

200

In a traditional table setting, this should be placed so that the blade faces the plate

What is a Knife?
200

In 2002, this peanut farmer turned politician became the third American president to win the Nobel Peace Prize

Who is Jimmy Carter?

200

Even the smallest dog breeds around today are all descended from the gray species of this animal

What is a Wolf?

300

Flag Day & Father's Day are both observed in this month

What is June?

300

If someone kicks you in these, they're kicking you in the tibias

What are Shins?

300

When doing this, blot your palm if it's damp, look the other person in the eye & use a firm but not crushing grip

What is Shaking Hands?
300

This colony, established by Pilgrims in 1620, celebrated the first Thanksgiving in 1621

What is Plymouth?

300

Bast was the cat-headed goddess of this ancient culture, which also left thousands of cat mummies

Who are the Egyptians?

400

This holiday, November 11, coincides with Canada's Rembrance Day

What is Veteran's Day?

400

It's the 2-word name for the 2 triangular bones of the upper back aka scapulas

What are the Shoulder Blades?

400

When you're at the dinner table, turn off this device, maybe unless you're expecting a very important communication

What is your Cellphone? 

400

After a 13-day siege & a 90-minute battle on March 6, 1836, this San Antonio mission fell to Mexican forces

What is The Alamo?

400

In the late 1800s a German night watchman with this last name developed a breed of guard dog called the Pinscher

What is a Doberman?

500

In 2010, in honor of the 40th anniversary of this observance, a climate rally & concert was held in Washington, D.C.

What is Earth Day?

500

Humans have 12 pairs of these bones, 7 pairs of which attach to the sternum

What are the Ribs?

500

You don't have to down your whole soda after you clink glasses for one of these ceremonial drinks; a sip will do

What is a Toast?

500

Before he was killed in the War of 1812, Zebulon Pike discovered a famous mountain peak in this landlocked western state

What is Colorado?

500

You can tell a Sphynx cat by its lack of hair; a Manx, by its lack of this

What is a Tail?

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