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Not All About Turkey
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 name of the ship the Pilgrims boarded to start their journey to Plymouth, Massachusetts

What is the Mayflower?

100

Three foods that people eat on Thanksgiving

What are turkey, mashed potatoes, stuffing/dressing, cranberries, cornbread or rolls, green bean casserole, sweet potato casserole, corn casserole, pumpkin pie, pecan pie, and Jello salad?

100

9 items on our 2020 Thanksgiving feast menu

What is Yams, Baked Goods, Chinese Vegetables, Nation Pies, Kielbasa w/ Sauteed Onions & Bell Peppers, Penne Pasta with Ground Beef, Deviled Eggs w/ bacon, Gluten free Mac and cheese and Gnaw Mi Fan?

100

The big Holiday that comes after Thanksgiving.

What is Christmas?

200

The most popular Thanksgiving dessert

What is Pumpkin Pie? 

200

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)

200

The English separatists who came to the United States in 1620

Who were Pilgrims?

200

The reason the Pilgrims felt they had to leave England

What is religious persecution?

200

The day of the week, date, and year that we are celebrating Thanksgiving this year

What is Thursday, November 25th 2021?

200

Steve Martin's Character in PT and A is trying to get where for Thanksgiving.

What is Chicago?

200

The most popular turkey alternative on Thanksgiving

What is Ham?

300

The way people typically prepare potatoes for Thanksgiving dinner

What are mashed potatoes?

300

The day, week, and month of the year on which we traditionally celebrate Thanksgiving

What is the fourth Thursday of November?

300

Finish the song: over the river and through the woods....

...to Grandmother's house we go?

300

The popular author who played a part in starting a family tradition of watching a dog and his bird friend make thanksgiving dinner

Who is Charles Schultz, creator of "Peanuts"?

300

Many people enjoy these for several meals after the original Thanksgiving feast.

What are leftovers?

300

Most bought item the weekend after Thanksgiving

What is a Christmas tree?

300

The first department store to hold a Thanksgiving Day parade.

What is Maceys?

400

The way people get very tired and lethargic after the huge feast.

What is a food coma?

400

The day after 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 to feed a family

What is a [wild] turkey?

400

In what year did the president declare Thanksgiving the fourth Thursday in Nov?

1863

400

The Founding Father who wanted the wild turkey to be the symbol of the United States of America

Who was Benjamin Franklin?

400

How many cranberries are needed to make one can of cranberry sauce

200 Cranberries - Ocean Spray, the largest producer, makes almost 80 million cans a year

400

What 7 meats were eaten at the first Thanksgiving?

Deer, Waterfowl, Heath Hen (Grouse), Bald Eagle, Lobster, Eel, and Atlantic Cod

500

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

What are cranberries?

500

The Thanksgiving Day event in New York City where there are large balloons, marching bands, singers, and dancers

What is the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade?

500

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

What is a cornucopia?

500

Sarah Josepha Hale, earned the nickname Mother of Thanksgiving by launching a campaign for 36 years to establish Thanksgiving as a national holiday.  What else is she know for?

She is the author of the nursery rhyme Mary Had a Little Lamb

500

What food was not served at the first Thanksgiving?

A. What are Mashed potatoes?

500

The breaking of the wishbone is actually based on what ancient tradition?

It originated with the Etruscans, an ancient Italian civilization who believed that birds could predict the future. They saved the wishbone to obtain the bird's powers and keep making wishes.

500

What year did the Detroit Lions play their first Thanksgiving game?

1934 - They weren't attracting much of a crowd because the Tigers were the city's main sports team