The First Thanksgiving
The Mayflower
This popular dessert is mostly enjoyed on Thanksgiving
Pumpkin Pie
True or False: All turkeys gobble
False! only male turkeys do
This team has the colors Black and Gold
The Steelers!
The big parade in New York City is sponsored by what department store?
Macy's
This popular feature of Thanksgiving today was not on the menu at the first feast
Turkey
Cranberry Sauce!
This is what male turkeys are called
Toms
This team, based in Jacksonville, FL has never appeared on Thanksgiving day football
Who are the Jaguars
This person is always the last one to appear in the parade
Santa Claus!
This utensil would not have been used at the first Thanksgiving feast: A. Knife B. Fork C. Spoon
B- Fork
This popular Thanksgiving side dish was introduced by Campbell's Soup Company in 1955
What is Green Bean Casserole?
This company is famous for its pre-basted turkeys, and even has its own "Turkey-Talk Line"
What team has played the most games on Thanksgiving Day?
The Detroit Lions. They have played on Thanksgiving every year since 1934 for a total of 82 games. The Cowboys are second with 54 games
This is why the parade was cancelled from 1942 to 1944
World War II
The state where Plymouth is located
Massachusetts
This is how many different varieties of squash there are: A. 5 B. 50 C.100 D.1000
C. 100
Who was the first President to pardon a turkey?
Abraham Lincoln OR John F Kennedy
This year featured the first Thanksgiving football game to be broadcast in color A. 1945 B. 1957 C. 1965 D. 2000
D. 1965
This city has the nation's oldest Thanksgiving parade (hint: not New York City!)
Philadelphia
The Native American who served as an interpreter between the Pilgrims and Native Americans
Squanto
This unusual Thanksgiving feature is called a Turducken?
A duck stuffed into a chicken stuffed into a turkey
This is the flap of loose skin that hangs under a turkey's chin and neck
What is a whattle
The MVP (Most Valuable Player) of the Thanksgiving games are traditionally awarded with this
Roasted Turkey Legs
This character was the first balloon used in the Macy's parade
Felix the Cat