Happy Sunday ACQ players! The holiday theme is very much with us today as we break down the answers to the latest American Culture Quiz.

Here we go!

Question: There is such a thing as vegan eggnog — true or false?

Answer: True

Explained: There are recipes that use oatmilk instead of regular milk.

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Question: Thomas Paine began publishing which of these notable works in December 1776?

Answer: The American Crisis

Explained: Payne also wrote the Common Sense but we were looking for his other works here

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Question: Holiday purchases, typically made in November and December, account for roughly how much of total yearly retail sales in the U.S.?

Answer: One sixth

Explained: Makes since. We’re all breaking the bank for our loved ones here.

Question: The von Trapp family — whose story was captured in part in “The Sound of Music” — were originally from Austria but eventually settled in which U.S. state?

Answer: Vermont

Explained: You either knew this one or you didn’t

Question: Holly berries, a popular decoration for Christmas, are a food source for birds but are poisonous to humans — true or false?

Answer: True

Explained: Our folks used to warn us about Holly berries. If you’re reading this, congratulations. You listened.

Question: Which of these actresses was NOT born in the month of December?

Answer: Julia Louis Dreyfuss

Explained: The Seinfeld and Veep actress was actually born in January.

Question: On Dec. 17, 1777, the Continental Army led by Gen. George Washington settled in for the winter at Valley Forge — in what state?

Answer: Pennsylvania

Explained: Another fact based, hard floor answer.

Question: How many new ornaments does Hallmark design, produce and sell each year, roughly?

Answer: 450

Explain: You wonder how Hallmark does it only selling 450 ornaments a year. Just kidding. You know what they mean.

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