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Turkey
Side Dishes
Thanksgiving Math
True or False
Dessert
100
The two types of turkey meat
What is white meat & dark meat?
100
This red fruit is cooked and made into sauce or jelly
What are cranberries?
100
14 black olives + 17 green olives =
What is 31 olives all together?
100
All turkeys gobble
What is false. Only male turkeys gobble.
100
The vegetable often baked as a pie
What is pumpkin?
200
Turkeys don't have this red part on the top of the head that chickens do.
What is a comb?
200
Bread cubes, celery, onion, broth
What is stuffing (or dressing)?
200
36 pounds of turkey shared with 3 families. How much does each family get?
What is 12 pounds?
200
All turkeys can fly.
What is false. Wild turkeys can fly, but those domestically grown for eating cannot because they are too heavy.
200
All-American ______ pie
What is apple?
300
What date is Thanksgiving celebrated
What is the 3rd Thursday in November?
300
Yellow vegetable grows on a tall stalk
What is corn?
300
The guests arrive at 12:30 p.m. Dinner is served at 2:00 p.m. How long did they wait?
What is 1-1/2 hours?
300
Every year the President of the United States pardons a turkey, who spends the rest of its life on a historical farm.
What is true?
300
Frozen and scooped creamy dessert.
What is ice cream?
400
A baby turkey is called this.
What is a poult?
400
Mashed, scalloped, au gratin, roasted, sweet
What are potatoes?
400
4 cups of orange jello, 8 cups of lemon-lime jello, and 5 cups of cherry jello. How much jello is there?
What is 17 cups?
400
Cranberries are tasted to see if they are sweet enough to harvest.
What is false. Cranberries are bounced to see if they are ripe. They should bounce about 4 inches high.
400
Chocolate chip, peanut butter, oatmeal raisin.
What are cookies?
500
A male turkey is called this
What is a tom
500
Dinner bread
What are rolls?
500
The family at 5/4 of a pie. What is that written as a mixed number?
What is 1-1/4?
500
More than half of the people in the Plymouth colony died that winter of 1621.
What is true.
500
Milk, white, dark.
What is chocolate?