General November
November Shopping
Famous November Birthdays
November History
Special
November Days
November Days
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This is the main sport to watch in the USA in the month of November.
Football.
100
Black Friday begins the day after which holiday
Thanksgiving
100
Born November 11, 1974, this actor is known for his roles in "Titanic" and "Inception"
A. Kate Winslet
B. Leonardo DiCaprio
C. Joseph Gordon-Levitt
B. Leonardo DiCaprio
100
It was an act of protest in which a group of 60 American colonists threw 342 chests of tea into Boston Harbor
A. Boston Tea Party
B. 1st Thanksgiving
Boston Tea Party
100
This is held on November 11th in honor of all those who served in the United States Armed Forces.
What is Veterans Day
200
November has how many days?
A. 28 days
B. 30 days
C. 31 days
B. 30 days
200
This U.S. state, known for its cheese spends the most money per shopper on Black Friday
A. Minnesota
B. Michigan
C. Wisconsin
C. Wisconsin
200
born November 13, 1967, He is one of great late night talk show hosts known for his prank where parents tell kids they ate all their Halloween candy.
A. Jimmy Fallon
B. Jimmy Kimmel
C. John Stewart
B. Jimmy Kimmel
200
On 5 November 1935, what hugely popular game was presented to the world by The Parker Brothers? Remember to collect $200 for going past go.
A. Jenga
B. Chutes & Ladders
C. Monopoly
C. Monopoly
200
This day has routinely been the busiest shopping day of the year in the United States since at least 2005.
What is Black Friday
300
November retained its name (from the Latin novem meaning "nine") when these two months were added to the Roman calendar.
A. January & February
B. March & April
C. May & July
A. January & February
300
The term Black Friday originated in this U.S. city also known as The City of Brotherly Love
A. New York
B. Philadelphia
C. California
B. Philadelphia
300
Born November 27th, 1942 famous musician known for his great guitar skills.
A. Jimi Hendrix
B. Slash
C. Eric Clapton
A. Jimi Hendrix
300
On 4 November 2008, who was elected as President of the United States?
A. George Bush
B. Barack Obama
C. Donald Trump
B. Barack Obama.
300
These old machines were used to play music in diners and lounges before we had MP3 Players. We have one in the room with us right now!
A. TV
B. Jukebox
C. Speaker
B. Jukebox
The day before Thanksgiving is National Jukebox day
400
This is semi-precious stone that symbolizes friendship and is found in many colors. However, it is the orange-yellow version that is the traditional birthstone for November.
A. Citrine
B. Angara
C. Topaz
C. Topaz
The ancient Greeks believed that topaz could make a wearer invisible. A symbol of honor and strength, topaz was also believed to bring longevity and wisdom
400
What percent of Black Friday shoppers later regret their purchases?
A. 16%
B. 68%
C. 52%
C. 52%
400
perhaps best known to fans of The Archers, a BBC radio soap in which she played the role of matriarch Peggy Woolley for more than 70 years.
A. Betty White
B. June Spencer
C. Elisabeth Waldo
June Spencer
400
In 1860 he was elected the 16th President of the United States.
A. Abraham Lincoln
B. John F. Kennedy
C. Winston Churchill
A. Abraham Lincoln
400
November is the month to celebrate this creamy and sometimes crunchy concoction that pairs well with jelly.
A. Cashew Butter
B. Almond Butter
C. Peanut Butter
C. Peanut Butter
Americans spend nearly $800 million per year peanut butter
500
In the USA this flowering plant is a fall symbol of joy and optimism. However, in many European countries they are associated with death and are often given at funerals or placed on graves to honor the dead.
A. Chrysanthemums
B. Dahlias
C. Clovers
A. Chrysanthemums
500
This is the going rate for hiring someone to wait in line for you on Black Friday.
A. $35 per hour
B. $20 per hour
C. $50 per hour
A. $35 per hour
500
Born November 19th, 1831, This U.S. President was assassinated during his first year in office
A. Abe Lincoln
B. John F. Kennedy
C. James A. Garfield
C. James A. Garfield
500
What vegetable started to be frozen by Clarence Birdseye in November 1952?
A. Peas
B. Carrots
C. Broccoli
A. Peas
500
An estimated 20 million people collect these in the United States. The USPS thanks them..
A. Coins
B. Stamps
C. Rocks
B. Stamps
November is national Stamp Collecting Month