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Name the Holiday
100
This monument in South Dakota shows the faces of four U.S. presidents.
Mount Rushmore
100
This appliance became common in homes for quickly heating food.
Microwave
100
This cartoon sailor became strong after eating spinach.
Popeye
100
This colorful plastic hoop became a huge fad in the 1950s.
Hula-hoop
100
This holiday commonly includes colored eggs and baskets.
Easter
200
This New York landmark was a gift from France.
Statue of Liberty
200
This countertop appliance browns slices of bread.
Toaster
200
This little red-haired girl had a dog named Sandy.
Little Orphan Annie
200
This doll debuted in 1959 and became one of the world’s most famous toys.
Barbie
200
This holiday is associated with turkey and giving thanks.
Thanksgiving
300
This famous California bridge is painted orange-red.
Golden Gate Bridge
300
This tool is used to open metal cans.
Can opener
300
This cartoon bird was constantly chased by Wile E. Coyote.
Road Runner
300
This toy involves stacking wooden blocks and removing them without knocking the tower down.
Jenga
300
Fireworks are commonly used to celebrate this July holiday.
Fourth of July/Independence Day
400
This enormous waterfall lies on the border of the U.S. and Canada.
Niagara Falls
400
This appliance keeps food frozen.
Freezer
400
This caped superhero was known as the Man of Steel.
Superman
400
This toy uses small colored pegs to create glowing pictures.
Lite-Brite
400
People traditionally carve pumpkins for this holiday.
Halloween
500
This famous New York skyscraper was once the tallest building in the world.
Empire State Building
500
This kitchen appliance mixes ingredients using spinning beaters.
Electric mixer/hand mixer
500
This bear lived in the Hundred Acre Wood.
Winnie-the-Pooh
500
Players buy properties such as Boardwalk and Park Place in this game.
Monopoly
500
People traditionally exchange cards and candy hearts on this February holiday.
Valentine's Day