Classic Holiday Things
This classic gift is usually given on Valentines day
What is a rose
This celeb has multiple tv shows, including a game show, and she was in a Superbowl commercial
Ellen DeGeneres
This capital repeats itself as the state too, and it was also the first capital
New York, New York
2+10-5 times 6
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These are usually worn on Christmas
Ugly sweaters
This comedian has been featured in many films and movies, and played a part in Elf the movie
What is Will Ferrell
This man on his horse didn't shout "The British are coming!" but instead, "the regulars are coming!" if anything. Back then no one called the British British and it was a secret mission, so he didn't want anyone to hear him
Paul Revere
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On this holiday, eggs filled with goods arrive
What is Easter
This woman comedian and actress wrote the book "Alvin and the chipmunks: chip-wrecked" and was in the smart park commercial
Amy Poehler
What were the names of Christopher Columbus's ships?
The Santa Maria, the Santa Clara, and one more unknown ship name. Indeed these were the original names of the ships
52
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25
On thanksgiving, we eat this bird and dessert
Turkey and Pumpkin pie
This man is a judge on many Talent shows and was a judge on "American Idol", although people have mixed feelings weather he is kind or not
Simon Cowell
This man invented the first car, and it actually wasn't Henry Ford
Karl Benz
16-7 + 54 * 3
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189
On this holiday we dress up and be spooky
What is Halloween
This Canadian-american actor is very sensitive when it comes to saying the 'J' in his name, careful not to get himself confused with some other person
Michael J. Fox
This city wasn't really named the windy city because it's really windy, but because it's full of "windbag" politicians
Chicago
93 + 54
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