What does the military term “MIA” mean?
Missing in Action
In what city is the famous Louvre Museum located?
Paris, France
Which national park is famous for Old Faithful?
Yellowstone
What is the fastest land animal?
Cheetah
What year is traditionally associated with the first Thanksgiving celebration at Plymouth?
1621
What does “POW” stand for?
Prisoner of War
Who painted The Starry Night?
Vincent van Gogh
Which national park is famous for Half Dome and El Capitan?
Yosemite National Park
Which animal has fingerprints remarkably similar to humans?
Koala
How many calories is a thanksgiving turkey?
480 calories
How many armed forces does the us have?
6
What famous museum in New York City is known as the Met?
Metropolitan Museum of Art
What national park is located in southern Florida and is famous for mangroves and alligators?
Everglades National Park
What is the largest bird in the world?
Ostrich
Which president made Thanksgiving a permanent national holiday in 1941?
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Who was the first five-star general of the U.S. Army?
George C. Marshall
How many museums are part of the Smithsonian Institution?
21 museums
In what state is Denali National Park?
Alaska
What is a group of crows called?
Murder
How many turkeys does the U.S. president traditionally pardon each year?
2
What U.S. military branch was established as a separate service in 1947?
Air Force
What museum in London is famous for the Rosetta Stone?
British Museum
In what state is Mesa Verde National Park?
Colorado
Which animal has the longest recorded lifespan of any vertebrate?
Greenland shark
What sport is traditionally shown on television on Thanksgiving Day?
Football
What does “Semper Fi” stand for?
Semper Fidelis- means Always Faithful
What museum in New York is famous for its dinosaur fossils and natural history exhibits?
American Museum of Natural History
What is the smallest U.S. national park by acreage?
Gateway Arch National Park
What marine animal is known for being highly intelligent and using tools such as rocks to open shells?
Sea otter
Which author wrote the 1841 poem “The New-England Boy’s Song About Thanksgiving Day”?
Lydia Maria Child
Which U.S. military academy is located in Annapolis, Maryland?
United States Naval Academy
What is the world's most visited museum?
The Louvre
How many U.S. national parks are there?
63 designated national parks.
What is the only mammal naturally covered in scales?
Pangolin

What famous cartoon character has been featured in the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade for decades?
Snoopy
What is the Air Force's famous precision flying team called?
Thunderbirds
What famous sculpture by Michelangelo is displayed in Florence's Galleria dell'Accademia?
David
Which national park is shared by the states of Tennessee and North Carolina?
Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
What animal is featured on the back of the Canadian five-dollar bill?
Beluga whale
What was the name of the Native American interpreter who helped the Pilgrims?
Squanto
What are members of the Space Force officially called?
Guardians
What museum houses the famous Egyptian collection known as the “Tutankhamun” treasures?
The Egyptian Museum in Cairo
Which national park is nicknamed the “Crown of the Continent”?
Glacier National Park
What is the largest living primate?
Eastern Gorilla
What type of potatoes are commonly used to make mashed potatoes?
Russet potatoes
What was Lindbergh's famous airplane called?
Spirit of St. Louis
What famous museum contains the Rosetta Stone, which helped scholars decipher Egyptian hieroglyphics?
British Museum
Which national park contains the deepest lake in the United States?
Crater Lake
Which animal has blue blood?
Horseshoe crab
What part of the turkey is often called the “wishbone”?
Furcula
What was the Coast Guard originally called?
Revenue Cutter Service
What is the most visited art museum in the United States?
Metropolitan Museum of Art - MET
Which national park is known for the underground cave system
Mammoth Cave National Park
What animal is sometimes called the “ship of the desert”?
Camel
Which Native American people are traditionally associated with the 1621 Plymouth feast?
Wampanoag