1	This is a large bird that was almost the symbol of the United States.		_____	board games
2	This is an autumn holiday in Canada and the U.S. meant for celebrating one's blessings.		_____	pumpkin pie
3	This sweet dessert is made with eggs, milk, sugar, spices and pumpkin which we have at Thanksgiving and Christmas.		_____	hangovers
4	Many people in America celebrate this Jewish festival of light.		_____	Christmas Eve
5	Families often have lunch or dinner together and open at least one present on the 24th of December.		_____	Hanukkah
6	You can wish someone well with this politically correct phrase.		_____	The Superbowl
7	For many families the holiday celebrations end on this day.		_____	turkey
8	The 31st of December is celebrated by many, but not all in America by going to parties or staying awake just long enough to watch the ball drop.		_____	Thanksgiving
9	Not much is open this day!		_____	New Year's Day
10	Some people use this game day as an excuse to get together, even if they don't necessarily like football.		_____	Boxing Day
11	Many African Americans celebrate this harvest holiday since the 1960's.		_____	Happy Holidays!
12	People in the British Commonwealth celebrate this holiday on the 26th of December.		_____	Christmas Day
13	We give these out of love and also obligation.		_____	New Year's Eve
14	The verbs that we use for presents.		_____	wrapping paper
15	This is what we cover a present with.		_____	Kwanzaa
16	These decorate presents.		_____	presents/gifts
17	Some families plays these after their holiday meal.		_____	give and get/receive
18	These can be a problem for young people after a holiday celebration.		_____	bows