Random Trivia
History of Thanksgiving
Gobble Gobble
Thanksgiving Tradition
Food!
100
Jack and Jill go up the hill to fetch...
What is a pail of water?
100
Who were the English settlers who sailed from Europe to North America on the Mayflower?
Who are the Pilgrims?
100
How much does the average turkey weigh?
What is 15 pounds?
100
What sport is typically watched on Thanksgiving?
What is football?
100
What is this popular food?
What is mashed potatoes?
200
Who stole Christmas?
Who is the Grinch?
200
What utensil was not used by the Pilgrims to eat Thanksgiving dinnner?
What is a fork?
200
A baby turkey is known as..
What is a poult?
200
Where does the annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade happen?
Where is New York City?
200
Statistically, what is Americans' favorite Thanksgiving side dish?
What is stuffing?
300
What is the color of an emerald?
What is green?
300
The first Thanksgiving lasted how many days?
What is 3 days?
300
What is the loose skin under a boy turkeys' neck?
What is a snood?
300
What traditional Thanksgiving food was not a the first Thanksgiving?
What is turkey?
300
This state raises the most turkeys.
What is Minnesota?
400
What do you have to stick to an envelope?
What is a stamp?
400
What was the southern state to first adopt a Thanksgiving Day in 1855?
What is Virginia?
400
How many turkeys are eaten each year on Thanksgiving in the United States?
What is 280 million?
400
SUPRISE!
Go around the room and have everyone say one thing they are thankful for before beginning again. Award each team 400 points.
400
This state consumes the most turkeys every year!
What is California?
500
Arachnophobia is the fear of what?
What is spiders?
500
What year was the first Thanksgiving held?
What is 1621?
500
A full grown turkey has about how many feathers?
What is 3,500 feathers?
500
One of the strangest Thanksgiving traditions that started in 1989 by President Bush.
What is the Presidential Pardon of a turkey?
500
The largest serving of Macaroni and Cheese weighed how many pounds?
(It earned the world record for largest macaroni and cheese ever made!)
What is 2,469 pounds?
