The correct answers are
A: Shavuot is the only holiday mentioned in the Torah that does not have a specific calendar date indicated.
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B: An Israeli custom is to celebrate Shavuot with water fights in the streets, using water guns, water balloons, and buckets.
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D: Rabbi Shira Stutman of Washington, D.C.’s Sixth and I synagogue, says that Shavuot is the Rodney Dangerfield of Jewish holidays, because it gets no respect.
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E: The holiday received mention in a popular song of the 1990’s which included the lyrics, “I spent Shavuos in East St. Louis. A charming spot, But clearly not the spot for me.”
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To hear the song which included the Shavuos reference (along with other holidays), click here.