"Noel" is often proclaimed on this holiday.
What is Christmas?
Hard parts of the body made of calcium.
What are bones?
Often called the king of dinosaurs.
What is a T-rex?
Known for its loud techno drums and synth beats.
What are the 1980s?
She has tall blue hair.
Who is Marge Simpson?
This late-in-the-year holiday occurs on the final Thursday of its month.
What is Thanksgiving?
Two parts that don't hurt to cut.
What is hair and nails?
A brand of electronic music similar to EDM.
What is techno?
The decade in which Martin Luther King was assassinated.
What is the 1960s?
"No, you cannot go to the ball!"
Who is The Wicked Stepmother?
February 14.
What is Valentine's Day?
The "blue" blood pathways.
What are veins?
What mercury in a tube measures.
What is temperature?
The decade in which the facilitator of this trivia game was born.
What are the 1980s?
This red-head gets fed up with her hubbies antics.
Who is Lois Griffin?
This little-celebrated holiday was created in 1970 on a college campus after a catastrophic oil spill, and sought to make others environmentally minded.
What is Earth Day?
Two twin parts which filter toxins.
What are kidneys?
A large drum played in orchestras.
What is a timpani?
(Most of) the Great Depression
What are the 30s?
This flexible mom was at one time a pilot.
Who is Mrs. Incredible? (or Elastigirl)?
Created in the 1960s in America, this holiday celebrates African roots, tradition, and family.
What is Kwanzaa?
The common name for the patella bone.
What is "kneecap"?
A devastating illness for which we now have a vaccine; in earlier times, this was often deadly.
What is tuberculosis?
The decade in which the Ottoman Empire fell.
What are the 1920s?
She's blue, the head of the family, and knows martial arts.
Who is Nicole Watterson? (Gumball's mom)