FOOD
FACTS
TRADITIONS
RANDOM
HISTORY
100
Which Thanksgiving pie has the most calories: a) pumpkin b) pecan c) apple
Pecan
100
Thanksgiving Day is celebrated on the _______ ________ in November in the United States.
4th Thursday
100
What do many people do on the day after Thanksgiving?
shop
100
The average Thanksgiving turkey weighs...
15 pounds
100
Where did the first Thanksgiving take place
Massachusetts
200
Turkey has two kinds of meat. What are they?
white and dark
200
A mature turkey has about how many feathers a) 1500 b) 2500 c) 3500
C - 3500
200
What sport do most people watch on TV on Thanksgiving Day?
football
200
What is the famous parade that happens every year on Thanksgiving?
Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade
200
Which President made Thanksgiving a national holiday?
Abraham Lincoln
300
This baked green vegetable dish is popular during Thanksgiving.
Green bean casserole
300
The first Thanksgiving celebration lasted _______ days
3
300
Thanksgiving is the busiest _____ day of the year.
travel
300
What team always plays in the first football game on Thanksgiving Day?
Detroit Lions
300
What well-known ship carried the Pilgrims from England to the coast of the United States?
Mayflower
400
Which is more popular: Thanksgiving dinner or leftovers from TD?
leftovers
400
Which is one kind of meat the Pilgrims ate at the First Thanksgiving a) turkey b) duck c) beef
B - duck
400
What bone of the turkey is saved, dried and pulled apart?
wishbone
400
The day after Thanksgiving is the busiest day for workers with this job...
Plumber
400
What Indian tribe joined the Pilgrims for the First Thanksgiving?
Wampanoug
500
Some people eat a non-meat vegetarian "turkey", which is made out of ______
tofu
500
Which historical American person wanted the turkey to be the official bird of the United States?
Ben Franklin
500
Canadians celebrate their own Thanksgiving during the month of...
October
500
This state produces more turkeys than any other state in the U.S.
Minnesota
500
Why was Thanksgiving made a national holiday?
To help unify the North and the South during the Civil War
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