Misc. Thanksgiving/Football
How many turkeys are eaten on Thanksgiving?
a) 42 million
b) 50 million
c) 46 million
46 million
True or False: The turkey was served at the 1st Thanksgiving?
False, there were no turkeys.
What year was the first official Thanksgiving?
a) 1621
b) 1623
c) 1626
1621.
What are the Macy's Day Balloons filled up with?
Helium
True or False: Thanksgiving is the biggest travel day of the year
True.
What NFL football team has played in every Thanksgiving game since 1934?
Detroit Lions
What state raises the most turkeys?
a) New York
b) Michigan
c) Minnesota
d) Maine
Minnesota
What President made Thanksgiving a federal holiday?
Abraham Lincoln
What was the 1st Balloon of THIS YEARS Macy's Day Parade?
a) Baby Boss: The Movie
b) Trolls 2: The Movie
c) Her Future is SEM-sational
Her Future is SEM-sational
True or False: Was the wild turkey considered the be the national animal in Canada?
False
a) Oakland Raiders and Denver Broncos
b) Kansas City Chiefs and New York Jets
c) Arizona Cardinals and Jacksonville Jaguars
c) Arizona Cardinals and Jacksonville Jaguars
What are turkey chicks called?
Pults or turkeylings
What native tribe was with the Pilgrims during the 1st Thanksgiving?
Wampanoag
What was the first year of the Macy's Day Parade?
a) 1924
b) 1921
c) 1932
1924
True or False: A wild turkey can fly
True
How many turkeys are in the World?
a) 466.8 million
b) 504.23 million
c) 400.7 million
a) 466.8 million
How many species of Turkeys are in North America?
a) 2
b) 4
c) 6
6
Where was the 1st Thanksgiving?
Plymouth, Massachusetts
What was the first EVER Macy's Day Parade Balloon?
Felix the Cat
True or False: The color of the Turkey President Donald J. Trump pardoned was brown
False
What NFL Quarterback has the most passing yards on Thanksgiving Day? (SORRY NO MULTIPLE CHOICE)
Troy Aikman in 1988
What is the red part of the turkey below its neck?
Turkey Wattle.
How many colonists attended the 1st Thanksgiving?
50 colonists
What was the biggest Thanksgiving Day Parade Balloon?
The Nantucket Sea Monster
True or False: Franklin D. Roosevelt began the traditional "pardon a turkey" for Thanksgiving Day
False