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100

Topped with marshmallows, these starchy root vegetables are a common Thanksgiving side dish

Sweet potatoes

100

What was the name of the ship that carried the pilgrims to America?

The Mayflower

100

Male turkeys are often referred to as this

Toms

100

This U.S. city hosts the Macy's Day Parade

New York City

100

This day typically starts the Christmas shopping season

Black Friday

200

This horn-shaped container, often called "the horn of plenty", symbolizes abundance, prosperity, and good harvest

Cornucopia

200

The year the first Thanksgiving celebration took place

1621

200

The feathers on a male turkey's breast

Beard or tassel

200

The Dallas Cowboys and this Michigan team have competed on Thanksgiving since 1966

Detroit Lions

200

Which part of the turkey, saved from a 2400-year-old tradition, is snapped for good luck?

Wishbone

300

This dish is made by combining bread cubes, spices, and broth

Stuffing

300

This utensil was not believed to be present at the first Thanksgiving

Fork

300

(image) This loose, red skin attached to the underside of a turkey's beak is called what?


Wattle

300

This company created a hotline designated to answer any Thanksgiving cooking questions

Butterball, Turkey Talk Line

300

Local foot races held on the morning of Thanksgiving

Turkey Trots

400

This leafy salad green is a member of the sunflower family

Lettuce

400

This U.S. President made Thanksgiving a national holiday in the year 1863

Abraham Lincoln

400

Because of their lack of teeth, turkeys have this organ that helps grind their food, often with the help of small stones they swallow

Gizzard

400

This popular Christmas song was originally written for Thanksgiving

Jingle Bells

400

Also known as stovetop potpourri, these pots filled with water, spices, and citrus are simmered to fill a space with a pleasant aroma

Simmer Pot

500

This Thanksgiving staple was invented in the 1950s by a Campbell's Soup employee named Dorcas Reilly

Green Bean Casserole

500

This Native American is credited for teaching the pilgrims how to grow corn

Squanto

500

Wild turkeys can be found in every U.S. state except

Alaska

500

This cartoon cat was the first character balloon in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade

Felix the Cat

500

This tradition involves raising a glass and giving a brief speech

Toast