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100

What company is famous for its pre-basted turkeys?

Butterball

100

On average, how many seeds does a pumpkin have?

5,000 seeds

100

This Founding Father notoriously preferred the turkey over the bald eagle for the national bird.

Benjamin Franklin

100

Who shows  up at the end of the Parade?

Santa Clause  

100

Who traveled from England to Massachusetts on the first Thanksgiving?

The Pilgrims

200

What is the average length of a ‘Turkey Trot’?

5 miles

200

Who began the tradition of ‘breaking the wishbone?

The Ancient Romans

200

When was the first turkey ever pardoned?

 On Christmas Day, by Abraham Lincoln

200

What country  celebrates Octoberfest  ?

Germany  

200

Which U.S state consumes the most turkey every Thanksgiving?

California

300

When was the first Thanksgiving parade broadcasted on TV?

1946

300

When was the first Thanksgiving NFL football game?

 1934

300

Which U.S President made Thanksgiving a national holiday?  

Abraham Lincoln  

300

When is Thanksgiving in Canada?

Second Monday in October

300

Which U.S State has the most turkeys?

Minnesota

400

In the US, how many towns named Turkey are there?

Four

400

True or False: The first pumpkin pies were made in England.

True

400

Which ‘Friends’ character said they hate Thanksgiving?

Chandler

400

What is the name of the festival similar to Thanksgiving in China?

Chung Ch'ui

400

Which U.S state first adopted Thanksgiving as an annual holiday?

New York

500

This eating utensil was absent from the first Thanksgiving meal.

fork

500

Since 1966, this NFL team has played every Thanksgiving Day, starting a tradition.

Dallas Cowboys

500

Which American President instituted the annual "turkey pardon" at the White House?

George Herbert Walker Bush

500

Which countries recognize Thanksgiving as a national holiday?

Canada, Grenada, Liberia, Saint Lucia, and the United States

500

Colchester, Connecticut postponed their Thanksgiving in 1705 due to what?

the absence of pumpkin pies

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