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100

Traditional casserole that is sweet

Sweet potato casserole

100

What is the name of the bread-based mixture often cooked inside the turkey?

stuffing

100

What is the most popular Thanksgiving pie?

pumpkin

100

A turkey can fly 55 mph. True or False?

true

100

How many days did the 1st Thanksgiving last?

3

200

What bird do you eat at Thanksgiving dinner?

Turkey!

200

What day is Thanksgiving on?

Thursday

200

What game is popular to watch or play around Thanksgiving?

Football

200

Which bone of the turkey is often broken for good luck?

the wishbone

200

What is the day after Thanksgiving called?

Black Friday

300

What state consumes the most turkey on Thanksgiving?

California 

300

Which U.S. state is known as the "Turkey Capital of the World" because it raises the most turkeys? 

(Hint: it starts with an "M" and is located in the midwest)

Minnesota

300

What parade do we watch on Thanksgiving day?

Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade

300

How many pounds of turkey do you need for a 15 person meal?

15 pounds

300

What special event does the President of the United States do with a turkey every year?

He pardons it.

400

What other meat is popular at Thanksgiving meals?

Ham

400

What popular race is held every Thanksgiving?

The Turkey Trot

400

What do Ms. Morgan, Ms. Emmett, and Mrs. Bartlett do every morning on Thanksgiving? 

Watch the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade!

400

What is the term for the noise a turkey makes?

Gobble!

400

What are small, round, and often red berries that are a staple of Thanksgiving dinner?

cranberries

500

What do you eat the day after Thanksgiving?

Leftovers

500

What is the name of the Native American who taught the Pilgrims how to plant corn and helped them survive?

Squanto

500

Which Native American Tribe ate at the first Thanksgiving, the Haudenosaunee or the Wampanoag?

Wampanoag

500

What is the flap of skin hanging from a turkey's neck called?

Waddle

500

 Which U.S. President declared Thanksgiving a national holiday?

Abraham Lincoln