Thanksgiving Food
Thanksgiving Traditions
Thanksgiving Symbols
Thanksgiving Jokes
Thanksgiving Knowledge
100

The most popular main course on Thanksgiving

What is turkey?

100

The sport people usually watch on Thanksgiving

What is (American) football?

100

The orange vegetable commonly used as a symbol of Thanksgiving

What is pumpkin?

100

The turkey crossed the road to prove he wasn't this.

What is chicken?

100

What is the key difference between Canadian Thanksgiving and American Thanksgiving?

a) The specific days of the week the holidays fall on b) The duration of the Thanksgiving long weekend  c) The historical reasons for celebrating Thanksgiving                                                       d) The types of traditional foods typically served


Turkey makes you sleepy because of:

a) high sugar content

b) sudden drop in blood sugar levels

c) tryptophan that produces serotonin

d) high amount of caffeine

What is a) The specific days of the week the holidays fall on?


200

The most popular Thanksgiving dessert

What is Pumpkin Pie?

200

The method used to express our thanks for the meal and many blessings God has given us

What is grace or prayer?

200

The English people who came to the United States in 1620 on the Mayflower

Who were Pilgrims?

200

A turkey does not eat on Thanksgiving because it's always this.

What is stuffed?

200

Why is Canadian Thanksgiving celebrated?

a) To commemorate a historical battle                     

b) To give thanks for the harvest and blessings of the past year        

c) To honor the country's founders 

d) To celebrate Canada's independence

What is b) To give thanks for the harvest and blessings of the past year?

300

The way people typically prepare potatoes for Thanksgiving dinner

What are mashed (potatoes)?

300

The  week and month of the year on which Canadians traditionally celebrate Thanksgiving

What is the second Monday of October?

300

Indian corn is a common staple associated with Thanksgiving. Canada's 3 groups of indigenous people are who.

Who are First Nations, Inuit, and Métis?

300

A turkey’s phone makes this sound 

What is wing, wing, wing?

300

Why does turkey make you sleepy? 

a) Turkey induces drowsiness due to its high sugar content. 

b) It causes a sudden drop in blood sugar levels. 

c) The tryptophan in turkey promotes the production of serotonin.

d) Turkey contains a high amount of caffeine.

What is c) The tryptophan in turkey promotes the production of serotonin?

400

The green vegetables traditionally served in a casserole with cream of mushroom soup and french fried onions

What are green beans?

400

The day after American Thanksgiving when there are big sales and many people go shopping

What is Black Friday?

400

A large, native bird to North America that is large enough (barely!) to feed a family

What is a turkey?

(Jane said no large turkeys left at store!)

400

The cook didn't season the Thanksgiving turkey because he didn't have this.

What is thyme?

400

From 1921 to 1930, Thanksgiving was combined with:

a) Armistice Day (now Remembrance Day)

b) Halloween festivities 

c) New Year's Eve 

d) Christmas celebration

What is a) Armistice Day (now Remembrance Day)?


500

The red fruit that is often served alongside the turkey for Thanksgiving dinner

What are cranberries?

500

The most common reason plumbers are called on Thanksgiving or the day before.

What is a backed up sink?

(potato peels are often the culprit)

500

The conical-shaped basket that is generally filled with fruits and vegetables

What is a cornucopia?

500

A turkey plays this instrument.

What are the drumsticks?

500

How did Canadian Thanksgiving begin?

 a) It began as a religious holiday brought by British settlers. 

b) It was established by French settlers in the 17th century. 

c) It was introduced by Indigenous peoples to celebrate the harvest. 

d) It originated from English explorer Martin Frobisher's celebration of his safe arrival in Newfoundland.

What is d) It originated from English explorer Martin Frobisher's celebration of his safe arrival in Newfoundland?