Turkey Facts
The First Thanksgiving
Macy's Parade
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100

What is a female turkey called?

Hen

100

Where was the first Thanksgiving?

Plymouth, Massachusetts

100

In what state is the Macy's Day Parade held?

New York

100

Which shopping holiday is named after a color?

Black Friday

100

What type of food was present at the first Thanksgiving but is rarely eaten now?

Seafood

200

It's rumored that this famous bird's costume is made of turkey feathers.

Big Bird

200

How many days did the celebration last?

3 days

200

The parade was started to celebrate the opening of "the World's Largest Store." What store was it?

Macy's

200

Which shopping holiday is completely online?

Cyber Monday

200

The average number of ________ consumed on Thanksgiving is 4,500.

Calories

300

Turkeys can see movement up to 100 ______ away.

Yards

300

What was the name of the ship the pilgrims arrived in America on?

Mayflower

300

What is usually the very last float of the whole parade?

Santa Claus (to usher in the Christmas season)

300

Black Friday attracts more people than which famous amusement park?

Disneyworld

300

President Calvin Coolidge received this "trashy" animal as a gift to be eaten, but instead adopted it and named it Rebecca.

Raccoon

400

Cooking a turkey this way could possibly make the turkey explode.

Frying

400

They probably didn't eat turkey at the first Thanksgiving. What bird was most likely eaten instead?

Duck

400

How many miles long is the parade?

2.5 miles

400

In what decade did "Black Friday" actually start?

1950s

400

What decade did the first NFL games get aired on TV on the day of Thanksgiving?

1920

500

What is a staple of a turkey's diet?

Corn or soybeans

500

Which president declared Thanksgiving a national holiday?

Abraham Lincoln

500

Which balloon in the parade is the longest?

Red Mighty Morphin' Power Ranger (77-feet long)

500

How many weeks has someone camped out in line outside of a store for Black Friday?

2 weeks (Nov 11-27)

500

Which nursery rhyme is tied to the history of Thanksgiving?

"Mary Had a Little Lamb"