If a turkey says "Gobble, gobble," this is the sound a duck makes while trying to steal the spotlight.
What is Quack?
This tart, red sauce is a staple on the Thanksgiving table and can be served jellied from a can or homemade.
What is Cranberry sauce?
This is the name of the famous ship that brought the Pilgrims to North America in 1621.
What is the Mayflower?
These crunchy autumn leaves fall from trees like maples and oaks, creating big piles that kids love to jump into.
What are autumn/fall leaves?
In the movie Frozen, this friendly snowman sings about loving "summer" and all things hot, but he would definitely melt near a warm Thanksgiving oven.
Who is Olaf?
This is the only part of the turkey you should pull on with a family member while making a secret wish.
What is the wishbone
This popular Thanksgiving dessert is often topped with whipped cream and has a spiced, orange custard filling.
What is pumpkin Pie?
The first historic harvest feast was shared between the European Pilgrims and this Native American tribe.
Who are the Wampanoag?
This giant fruit is carved for Halloween but used for baking delicious pies, breads, and muffins on Thanksgiving.
What is a pumpkin?
This massive New York City department store hosts the most famous Thanksgiving Day parade every year.
What is Macy's
This type of male turkey is famous for strutting around and sharing a first name with a classic cartoon cat who hates Mondays.
What is a Tom?
Two people pull on this fork-shaped turkey bone, and whoever gets the larger piece gets to make a wish.
What is a wishbone?
This famous Patuxet man served as a guide and interpreter for the Pilgrims, teaching them how to plant corn and catch fish.
Who is Squanto?
Many families kick off Thanksgiving morning by running or walking in a fun community race named after this holiday bird.
What is The Turkey Trot?
In the classic holiday special A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving, Charlie Brown famously serves his friends jelly beans, pretzels, and this crunchy cinema snack for dinner.
What is popcorn?
Native to North America, the wild turkey was famously proposed as the official national bird of the United States by this Founding Father.
Who is Benjamin Franklin?
This sweet potato dish is traditionally baked with a sweet, gooey layer of this fluffy white campfire treat on top.
What are marshmallows?
In 1863, this U.S. President officially declared Thanksgiving a national holiday during the American Civil War.
Who is Abraham Lincoln?
This yellow autumn vegetable grows in tall fields, can be eaten "on the cob," and was a vital crop taught to early settlers.
What is corn(or maize)?
Every year, the President of the United States participates in a lighthearted ceremony where they grant one of these to a lucky turkey.
What is a pardon?
According to a popular myth, eating turkey makes you sleepy because it contains this amino acid.
What is tryptophan?
This horn-shaped basket, usually overflowing with fruits, vegetables, and flowers, is a classic symbol of abundance and harvest.
What is a cornucopia?
Unlike the U.S. holiday in November, Canadian Thanksgiving is celebrated on the second Monday of this month.
What is October?
This colorful autumn flower, often shortened to just "mum," is a favorite for decorating porches and doorsteps for Thanksgiving.
What is a chrysanthemum?
This professional sport dominates American television on Thanksgiving Day, featuring traditional games hosted by Detroit and Dallas.
What is football (NFL)?