Thanksgiving Vocabulary
This Thanksgiving food is a big bird.
A. Chicken
B. Turkey
C. Duck
D. Eagle
B. Turkey
Who do many people celebrate Thanksgiving with?
A. Lifeguards
B. Strangers
C. Mail carriers
D. Family
D. Family
This yellow vegetable comes on a cob.
A. Corn
B. Broccoli
C. Lettuce
D. Peas
A. Corn
“I’m stuffed!” means…
A. I am full.
B. I need help.
C. I am tired.
D. I am lost.
A. I am full.
Thanksgiving Traditions
100 – People watch this big event with floats on TV.
A. Soccer tournament
B. Cooking show
C. Thanksgiving parade
D. Movie marathon
C. Thanksgiving parade
This sweet dessert is made from an orange vegetable.
A. Pumpkin pie
B. Apple pie
C. Chocolate cake
D. Banana pudding
A. Pumpkin pie
What food is red and sweet at Thanksgiving?
A. Mashed potatoes
B. Corn
C. Cranberry sauce
D. Peas
C. Cranberry sauce
These mashed white vegetables are eaten with gravy.
A. Green beans
B. Mashed potatoes
C. Carrots
D. Rice
B. Mashed potatoes
“That was a piece of cake” means…
A. It was dessert.
B. It was easy.
C. It was confusing.
D. It was a new recipe.
B. It was easy.
This sport is often watched on Thanksgiving.
A. Football
B. Tennis
C. Hockey
D. Golf
A. Football
A word that means “a big meal.”
A. Snack
B. Feast
C. Sip
D. Bite
B. Feast
Where do most families eat Thanksgiving dinner?
A. At home
B. In a car
C. In the pool
D. At the park
A. At home
The bread mixture cooked in or out of the turkey.
A. Jello
B. Stuffing
C. Salad
D. Soup
B. Stuffing
“Save it for later” means…
A. Eat it now
B. Give it to someone else
C. Throw it away
D. Keep it to use later
D. Keep it to use later
Families often share this at the table.
A. A secret
B. What they are thankful for
C. Who is tallest
D. Their favorite movie
B. What they are thankful for
A word that means “to say thank you.”
A. Borrow
B. Appreciate
C. Forget
D. Argue
B. Appreciate
When is Thanksgiving celebrated?
A. April
B. November
C. July
D. January
B. November
A pie with brown nut filling.
A. Apple pie
B. Pecan pie
C. Cherry pie
D. Chocolate pie
B. Pecan pie
“Gobble it up” means…
A. Save the food.
B. Eat quickly.
C. Throw it away.
D. Look at the food.
B. Eat quickly.
The people who came to America on the Mayflower.
A. Teachers
B. Firefighters
C. Pilgrims
D. Artists
C. Pilgrims
A group of people walking or riding together for a celebration.
A. Line
B. Meeting
C. Recess
D. Parade
D. Parade
Why do people celebrate Thanksgiving?
A. To play games
B. To give thanks
C. To buy toys
D. To stay up late
B. To give thanks
This Thanksgiving dish sometimes has marshmallows on top.
A. Cornbread
B. Sweet potatoes
C. Salad
D. Gravy
B. Sweet potatoes
“Count your blessings” means…
A. Count your toys.
B. Count the people at dinner.
C. Think about the good things in your life.
D. Count the food items.
C. Think about the good things in your life.
What the Pilgrims and Native Americans shared.
A. A fight
B. A game
C. A music show
D. A meal
D. A meal