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The most popular food to eat on Thanksgiving.
turkey
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What sport do Americans like to play and watch on Thanksgiving day?
football
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The orange vegetable used as a symbol of Thanksgiving
pumpkin
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The name of the ship the Pilgrims took from England to America.
the Mayflower
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In which state was the first Thanksgiving celebrated?
Massachusetts
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The loose red skin attached to the underside of a turkey’s beak is called what?
Wattle
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"What key has legs and can't open a door?"
A Tur-key
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What animal is larger a turkey or a skunk?
turkey
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This idiom means to consume very small portions of food
Eat like a bird
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The way people usually prepare and eat potatoes for Thanksgiving dinner
mashed potatoes
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What is the name of the special parade on TV on Thanksgiving?
Macy's parade
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The name of the settlers who came to North America in 1620.
the Pilgrims
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The origin of the term "Black Friday" originally referred to this.
What is the heavy traffic and chaos in Philadelphia after Thanksgiving?
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Thanksgiving Day is an annual Canadian holiday held on the second Monday of this month.
What is October?
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What do you call a male turkey?
1. bull
2. rooster
3. Tom
Tom
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Why did they let the turkey join the band?
Because he had his own drumsticks
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What do you call a female turkey? (hint: Same as chicken)
Hen
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eating a lot of food very quickly and often greedily, perhaps without good manners.
Stuff your face
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Which type of pie is the most popular to eat on Thanksgiving?
Pumpkin
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What is the month and day that we celebrate Thanksgiving this year in the United States?
November 27th
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The indigenous people of North America who are a common symbol of Thanksgiving
the Native Americans or American Indians
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How many passengers were there on the Mayflower?
1. 202
2. 102
3. 302
102 passengers
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True or False
In addition to wild birds and deer, the first Thanksgiving feast included lobster, crabs and fish.
True
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What was the first "crop" served from their harvest at Thanksgiving?
corn
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What did the turkey say to the computer?
Google, Google
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More commonly known as a popular Christmas tune, composer James Pierpont's 1857 song was oringinally intended to be a Thanksgiving Day song.
Jingle Bells
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My friend quit smoking "......" is an example of which American idiom?
cold turkey
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Which fruit is commonly used to make crimson (reddish-purple) colored sauce?
Cranberries
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What is The part of the turkey that two people pull apart to see if their wish will be granted?
Wishbone
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This common Thanksgiving symbol, typically hollow and made out of wicker in the shape of a horn, it is often called the “horn of plenty.”
What is a cornucopia?
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How long was the Mayflower’s trip from England to America?
1. one month
2. one week
3. two months
Two months
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What's the name of the town the Pilgrims started in when they first came to North America?
Plymouth
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What is your favorite Fall food?
Free Points!!!
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What do you call a running turkey?
Fast food.
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The speed that turkeys can run when scared.
What is 32 KPH?
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The activity of looking at goods displayed in shop windows without intending to buy them
Window shopping
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Turkeys can turn this color when they are sad or angry
blue or red
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What football team has played a game on Thanksgiving Day since 1966?
Dallas Cowboys
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The day after Thanksgiving is a shopping day called what?
Black Friday
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The year of the first Thanksgiving
1621
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What did the Pilgrims and the Native Americans celebrate for the first time on Thanksgiving day?
the harvest
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What is the term for the noise a turkey makes? (Say the word twice)
Gobble, gobble
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What do you call a live turkey on Thanksgiving?
lucky
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How long did the first Thanksgiving last?
3 days
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This means to shop for such a long time that you become very tired
Shop till you drop