Me
Halloween
Thanksgiving
Christmas
100

Spell my name. 

B-L-A-K-E

(/bleyk/)

100

True or False:

In the United States, there is no school on the day of Halloweed

False

100

True or false:

Thanksgiving is an American Holiday from the United States and not from European origins. 

True

100

True or false:

Christmas is a purely religious traditions in the United States.

False.

It is also celebrated by some non-christians as a time of generosity and coming together with loved ones.

200

How old am I?

(Clue: +1 since the start of last year)

24

200

The Headless Horseman is from what book?

Sleepy Hollow

200

The symbol of Thanksgiving is what animal?

the turkey

200

Christmas celebrations were influenced by festivals, like Saturnalia, that came from what culture/country?

Romans

300

Do you remember the city or state (pronvince) where I am from?

~Philadelphia in Pennsylvania

300

In the past, kids do what to a house with no/bad candy?

Egg it. 

300

The most popular dessert on Thanksgiving is _______.

Pumpkin Pie

300

In the United States, which holiday marks the end of winter vacation in schools?

New Year's, then we return the 2nd

400

What did I study at my University?

(half points if you only know the general category)

German Language and Culture

(foreign languages)

400

Kids often use _____________ to hold their candy when trick-or-treating.

The item is not designed for candy, but makes a good bag. 

pillow cases

400

On the day of Thanksgiving, people often watch ______ on TV before eating. 

(American) Football

OR

The Thanksgiving Day Parade

400

In a famous Christmas movie about a train, you can only hear the bell "jingle" (make sounds) if you ________.

Believe


500

How many siblings do I have?

(siblings = brothers and sisters)

3 siblings: two sisters and a twin brother

500

In Europe, some cultures would use ________ to make scary faces--these scared evil spirits away.


Turnips (sometimes certain types of onions)

500

What is the most common time to eat Thanksgiving dinner? 

Between 2pm-5pm (essentially, a lunch for us) 

500

One way/place of receiving gifts on Christmas. 

The tradition comes from Santa Claus / Kris Kringle needing a place to hide toys after they became illegal in the town. 

hanging stockings on the fireplace