| Hint | Answer | % Correct |
|---|---|---|
| It is celebrated in two countries: | United States | 99%
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| It is celebrated in two countries: | Canada | 94%
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| to find out if the groundhog will see its | shadow. | 83%
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| in the state of | Pennsylvania | 80%
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| Groundhog Day takes place every year on | February 2 | 79%
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| more of | winter. | 71%
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| where there is a groundhog named | Phil. | 65%
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| If it does see it, that means there will be | 6 weeks | 64%
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| by the German-speaking | Pennsylvania {Dutch} cultural group. | 58%
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| The most famous celebration is in the town of | Punxsutawney | 56%
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| Every year the townspeople gather at | {Gobbler}'s Knob | 42%
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| (Another word for groundhog is | {woodchuck}.) | 39%
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| Originally, in Europe, instead of a groundhog, the animal was a | badger. | 30%
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| Groundhog Day is derived from the Christian Holy Day of | {Candle}mas. | 29%
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| It has been celebrated there since | 1887. | 6%
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