Tri Sigma
Thanksgiving History
Thanksgiving Parades
Turkey Trivia
Thanksgiving Food
100

What month in 1898 was Tri Sigma founded? 

a) June

b) April

c) November

What is April?

100

What year was the celebration that is most commonly considered to be the first Thanksgiving?

a) 1790

b) 1621

c) 1857

What is 1621?

100

In what decade did Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade start?

a) 1930s

b) 1970s

c) 1920s

 a) 1930s

                                    b) 1970s

                                    c) 1920s

What is  the 1920s?

100

What are baby turkeys called? 

a) colt

b) gosling

c) poult

What are poults?

100

What meat did the native Americans bring to the first Thanksgiving?

a) chickens

b) deer

c) cows

What are deer?

200

What town in Virginia was Tri Sigma founded in?

a) Farmville

b) Norfolk

c) Williamsburg

What is Farmville?

200

How long did the first Thanksgiving celebration last? 

a) 1 day

b) 5 hours

c) 3 days

What is 3 days?

200

How does the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade conclude?

a) With a dance of a Broadway play cast 

b) With the arrival of the NYC Mayor

c) With the arrival of Santa

What is the arrival of Santa?

200

What is the wobbly red piece of flesh on the turkey's neck called? 

a) wattle

b) spur

c) snood

What is a wattle?

200

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

a) Seafood

b) Chicken

c) Ham

What is seafood?


300

What university was Tri Sigma founded in? 

a) University of Virginia

b) Longwood University

c) George Mason University

What is Longwood University? 

300

Under which president did Thanksgiving become an annual holiday? 

a) George Washington

b) Abraham Lincoln

c) Woodrow Wilson    

Who is Abraham Lincoln?

300

What is the oldest Thanksgiving parade currently called?

a) 6abc Dunkin' Donuts Thanksgiving Day Parade

b) America's Thanksgiving Parade

c) H-E-B Thanksgiving Day Parade

What is the 6abc Dunkin' Donuts Thanksgiving Day Parade? 

300

What are most turkey feathers used for after the turkey is plucked?

a) to make blankets

b) animal feed

c) nothing

What is animal feed?

300

What decade was green bean casserole, a Thanksgiving staple in many households, first created?

a) 1930s

b) 1970s

c) 1950s

What is the 1950s?

400

Which person was NOT a founder of Tri Sigma?

a) Margaret Lee Batten

b) Louise Marie Davis

c) Cyndi White

Who is Cyndi White?

400

When the religious group that would later be known as the Pilgrims left England to practice their religion freely, where did they go? 

a) France

b) Holland

c) Ireland

What is Holland?

400

What year were the character balloons displayed?

a) 1942

b) 1927

c) 1939

When is 1927?

400

What state raises the most turkeys?

a) Minnesota

b) Illinois

c) Idaho


What is Minnesota?


400

In what century were the first pumpkin pies as we know them made?

a) 1800s

b) 1600s 

c) 1700s

What is the 1600s?

500

What was J Miller Leake known for?

a) The only man permitted to wear the Tri Sigma badge 

b) Writing Tri Sigma's "Stately and Royal"

c) Helping create Tri Sigmas philanthropy

Who was the only man permitted to wear the Tri Sigma badge?

James Miller Leake, a member of Kappa Sigma Fraternity, was the only man permitted to wear the badge of the sorority and is counted as a member of Tri Sigma due to his help with drafting the constitution and writing the initiation ritual

500

Before carrying the pilgrims over to America, the Mayflower was: 

A) A cruise liner

B) A passenger ferry

C) A wine vessel

What is a wine vessel?

500

Why was the Macy's parade cancelled from the years 1942-1944?

a) Rubber and helium shortages due to WWII

b) The weather was too cold for the floats to inflate

c) Not enough attendance due to WWII

What is rubber and helium shortages due to WWII?

500

How long is the average life span of a wild turkey?

a) 1/2 years

b) 3/4 years

c) 5/7 years

What is 3/4 years?

500

What culture produced the idea of the cornucopia, the horn of plenty?

a) French

b) English

c) Greek

What is the Greek culture?