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100

The first Thanksgiving was celebrated in ____.

[A]  1512         [B]  1621

[C]  1711         [D]  1845

[B]  1621

100

All turkeys can fly.

[A]  Yes          [B]  No


 [B]  No

100

There is a place called Turkey, Louisiana.

[A]  True                [B]  False

[A]  True  

It's true name is Turkey Creek - but villagers call it Turkey. It is a village located in Evangeline Parish.

100

The tradition of football games being played on Thanksgiving started in ____.

[A]  2004          [B]  1984

[C]  1869          [D]  1820

[C]  1869   

On November 17, 1869, the Evening Telegraph newspaper of Philadelphia published the following announcement: "Foot Ball: A foot-ball match between twenty-two players of the Young America Cricket Club and the Germantown Cricket Club will take place on Thanksgiving Day at 12 1/2 o'clock, on the grounds of the Germantown Club."[

100

The most expensive Thanksgiving dinner costs over $181,000 and is served to 12 people in the Old Homestead Steakhouse in _____.

[A]  Texas           [B]  Georgia

[C]  Alaska          [D]  New York

 [D]  New York

100

True / False

Thanksgiving leftovers led to the creation of the first ever TV dinner.

[A]  True           [B]  False


[A]  True

200

The first Thanksgiving was _______ long.

[A]  4 seconds         [B]  2 hours

[C]  3 days             [D]  1 month

[C]  3 days  

200

Turkeys can see ___ times better than humans.

[A]  3            [B]  7

[C]  15          [D]  50

  [B]  7

200

Turkey was served at the first Thanksgiving.

[A]  True                [B]  False

 [B]  False

No turkey. Lobster, seal, and swan was served.

200

About ___ million turkeys will be consumed on Thanksgiving.

[A]  22         [B]  46

[C]  67         [D]  89

[B]  46

200

The official Presidential pardons for turkeys started in ____.

[A]  2020          [B]  1998

[C]  1989          [D] 1977

[C]  1989

200

The first Thanksgiving was held Plymouth, _____.

[A]  Alabama               [B]  Mississippi

[C]  Pennsylvania         [D]  Massachusetts

[D]  Massachusetts

300

The first Thanksgiving included 50 Pilgrims and 90 _____ Indians.

[A]  Choctaw         [B]  Cherokee

[C]  Mohawk         [D]  Wampanoag

 [D]  Wampanoag

300

Turkeys can run up to ___ miles per hour.

[A]  25            [B] 38

[C] 117           [D] Turkeys can't run.

[A]  25  

300

Thanksgiving became a national United States holiday in 1863.

[A]  True                [B]  False

[A]  True    

300

In Brazil, a Thanksgiving tradition is going to _____.

[A] a concert          [B] a basketball game

[C]  a parade         [D]  church

 [D]  church

300

Turkey contains an amino acid called tryptophan that is linked with ______.

[A]  sleepiness               [B]  hyperness

[C]  forgetfulness           [D]  moodiness 

[A]  sleepiness

300

How many people attend the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City?

[A] 1.6 thousand           [B]  2.9 million

[C]  3.5 million              [D]  4.1 billion

[C]  3.5 million  

400

President _______ proclaimed Thanksgiving as a national holiday.

[A]  Abraham Lincoln       [B]  George Washington

[C]  Barack Obama          [D]  Donald Trump 


[A]  Abraham Lincoln

400

The heaviest turkey on record is Tyson, a male turkey that weighed ___ pounds.

[A]  14           [B]  51

[C]  86           [D]  103

[C]  86  

400

Only male turkeys can gobble.

[A]  True                [B]  False

  [B]  False

It is not common for female turkeys to gobble but they can.

400

In Canada, Thanksgiving is celebrated on the second ____ of October every year.

[A]  Saturday              [B]  Monday

[C]  Wednesday          [D]  Thursday

[B]  Monday

400

The average number of calories consumed per person on Thanksgiving is about _____.

[A]  40              [B]  400

[C]  4,000         [D]  40,000

[C]  4,000  

400

____ is National Turkey Lover's Month.

[A]  January         [B]  April

[C]  June             [D]  November

[C]  June

500

Sarah Josepha Hale, the woman who wrote ________, convinced President Lincoln to make Thanksgiving a national holiday.

[A]  Mary Had A Little Lamb      

[B]  If You're Happy and You Know It

[C]  Happy Birthday          

[D]  The Alphabet Song


[A]  Mary Had A Little Lamb      

Sarah wrote 17 letters to the Presidents and other politicians over a 17 year span until Thanksgiving was made a national holiday. One of her letters is still around today and credited to being a key reason for the holiday.

500

Girl turkeys are called _____.

[A]  hens                [B] toms

[C] gobblers           [D] yummy

[A]  hens  

Boy turkeys are called toms and gobblers.

500

Turkeys can swim.

[A]  True                [B]  False

[A]  True  

500

In the United Stated, we celebrate Thanksgiving on the ___ Thursday in November every year.

[A] first          [B] second

[C] third         [D]  fourth

 [D]  fourth

500

What is the favorite side dish for Thanksgiving in the United States?

[A]  beets                              [B] cranberry sauce

[C]  sweet potato casserole    [D] stuffing / dressing

 [D] stuffing / dressing

500

Which U. S. state produces the most turkeys?

[A]  Michigan              [B]  Hawaii

[C]  Minnesota           [D]  Florida


[C]  Minnesota