Turkey
History
The Big Meal
The Parade
Miscellaneous
100

What type of animal is a Turkey?

A bird

100

What is the name of the ship which the pilgrims sailed on whilst travelling to America?

The Mayflower

100

Americans eat approximately 500 millions pounds worth of turkey on Thanksgiving. True or False?

True

100

Which city is the parade held in?

New York City

100

What is the name of the day after Thanksgiving (large shopping event)?

 Black Friday

200

''Wild turkeys can fly''. True or False?

True!

200

Which year did the pilgrims land in America?

1620

200

What are the two most popular pies baked at Thanksgiving?

Pumpkin and Apple pie

200

What day of the week is the parade held on?

Thursday

200

Which sport is played during Thanksgiving?

 American Football

300

In which American state do they eat the most turkey?

 California

300

What is the name of the group of people who helped the pilgrims to grow food and were invited to the first Thanksgiving feast?

 Native American Indians

300

What is the name of the cheesy pasta Americans serve during Thanksgiving?

Macaroni & cheese

300
''The parade was originally held indoors''. True or False?

True

300

In Canada, which month do they celebrate Thanksgiving?

October

400

''Turkey's are native to North America''. True or False?

True!

400

There were 200 pilgrims who sailed to America. True or False?

False! It was 100 pilgrims.

400

What is the classic creamy side dish made from potato called?

Mashed potato

400

The thanksgiving parade has celebrated its 98th anniversary this year. True or false?

False

400

''Thanksgiving is celebrated in the UK.'' True or False?

False

500

What do you call an animal that eats both plants and animals?

An omnivore

500

What is the name of the English settlers who landed on Plymouth?

The pilgrims

500

What red, tart sauce is traditionally served with turkey at Thanksgiving?

Cranberry sauce

500

Which department store is the Thanksgiving parade named after?

 Macy's

500

Which American president made Thanksgiving a permanent national holiday?

Abraham Lincoln (in 1863).

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