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Wednesday’s Question: THESE kinds of nuts are actually a part of the peach “family” of fruits. Which kind?

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Monday’s Question: Which one of Santa’s reindeer has the same name as another holiday mascot?

Friday’s Question: America’s first batch of THIS Christmas refreshment was made at the Jamestown settlement in 1607. What?

Thursday’s Question: THIS company got its name because its founder was on a diet of nothing but fruits and vegetables when the company was starting up. Which company?

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Wednesday’s Question: Ketchup was originally made in England and the United States with THIS as the main ingredient, not tomatoes. What?

Monday’s Question: THIS Winter activity sends 11,000 people to the ER every year. What?

Friday’s Question: Google’s most-searched “what is” question this year was “What is ………..?” THIS place. What?

Kat’s Hidden Camera 12/11/19: The Rolling Stones performing “You Can’t Always Get What You Want” in 1968

Thursday’s Question: Believe it or not 9 of our former presidents had THIS in common because they did not have one of these. What?

Wednesday’s Question: THESE kinds of nuts are actually a part of the peach “family” of fruits. Which kind?

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Tuesday’s Question: Scientists say THIS animial is the the closest living relative to the T. Rex. What animal?

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Wednesday’s Question: It’s National Radio Day! What does the ‘F’ in FM stand for?

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Thursday’s Question: Long before lasers, Ancient Egyptians attempted tattoo removal by scraping the skin and using THIS gritty material. What was it?