Turkey Time
Food
Thanksgiving Day
Macy's Parade
Pumpkins
100

This is the sound a male turkey makes 

Gobble Gobble 

100

Americans eat approximately 535 million pounds of this on thanksgiving

Turkey

100

The day after thanksgiving is nicknamed as this

Black Friday

100

The parade is held every year in this city

New York

100

This state is known as the "pumpkin capital of the world"

Illinois

200

This is the name of a male turkey

Tom or Gobbler

200
This is the most popular pie baked on thanksgiving

Pumpkin Pie

200

These two football teams play on thanksgiving day every year

Detroit lions and the Dallas cowboys

200

A float featuring this jolly fellow ends the parade every year

Santa Clause

200

This is where pumpkins originate

Central America

300

People from this western state are the largest consumer of turkey in the USA

California

300

94% of American thanksgiving meals include this tangy, red item

Cranberry sauce

300

This U.S president officially declared thanksgiving a national holiday

Abraham Lincoln

300

A giant balloon version of this dog has appeared in the parade more times than any other character

Snoopy

300

In this European country is where the jack-o-lantern originated

Ireland

400

This is the skin that hands from a turkeys neck

Wattle

400

This is traditionally used to make wishes at a thanksgiving meal

Wishbone

400

The word "Cornucopia" means ...

Horn of plenty

400

The Macy's day parade began in this decade

1920's

400

This is the only continent where pumpkins are not grown

Antarctica

500

This president started the first official president pardon for turkeys in 1989

George H.W Bush

500

Green bean casserole was invented by an employee of this iconic soup brand

Campbell

500

In Canada, thanksgiving is celebrated during this month

October

500

The parade was first broadcasted nationally on TV by this network

NBC

500

To the nearest hundred, This is how many seeds are in a pumpkin on average

500