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100

In what year was the first ”Turkey Trot” held?

1896

100

Which tradition brings good luck at Thanksgiving?

Breaking the wishbone

100

What are most people thankful for on Thanksgiving?

Family, Health, and Life

100

Which country celebrates a version of Thanksgiving in October?

Canada

100

What is an adult, male turkey called?

A tom

200

Which type of food was eaten at the first Thanksgiving but is hardly eaten at Thanksgiving today?

Seafood

200

Which two football teams always play on Thanksgiving Day?

The Detroit Lions and The Dallas Cowboys

200

About how much glitter is used during the Macy’s Thanksgiving day parade?

Over 300 pounds

200

When was the first recorded “Friendsgiving”?

2007

200

Which state produces the most turkeys?

Minnesota

300

Which city is home to the oldest Thanksgiving Day parade?

Philadelphia

300

The first Turkey Trot included how many runners?

Six

300

What is the most popular Thanksgiving dessert?

Pumpkin pie

300

Statistically, what is Americans' favorite Thanksgiving side dish?

Stuffing

300

According to the Guinness Book of World Records, how much does the heaviest turkey on record weigh?

86 pounds

400

What month and year was the first Thanksgiving?

July, 1623

400

What was the first character balloon in the Macy's Parade?

Felix the Cat

400

How many towns in the world are named “Turkey”?

Four towns

400
About how many pounds did the largest pumpkin weigh?

3,699 pounds

400

How many turkeys are prepared for Thanksgiving in America each year?

46 million

500

How many passengers were on the Mayflower?

102

500

With 15 Best in Show titles, what dog breed has had the most wins at the National Dog Show that airs on Thanksgiving Day?

Wire Fox Terrier

500

How many Americans are expected to travel for this Thanksgiving?

54 million

500

What Thanksgiving side dish is the least popular among Americans?

Green bean casserole

500

Which president made the modern turkey pardon an annual tradition? pardon a turkey?

George H.W. Bush