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Talkin' Turkey
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Howdy Pilgrim
100
This vegetable was believed to be poison and not part of the first Thanksgiving feast.
What are potatoes?
100
In which of these four years, was Thanksgiving proclaimed a national holiday-1700, 1763, 1800, 1863
What is 1863?
100
Domesticated turkeys can not, wild turkeys can.
What is fly?
100
This is what a traditional cornucopia was made from.
What is a goat's horn?
100
There were 102 passengers aboard this boat.
What is the Mayflower?
200
This animal was brought to the New World, but was not something that was butchered and served for dinner.
What is a pig.
200
This man was the president who signed the proclamation declaring Thanksgiving a national holiday.
Who is Abraham Lincoln?
200
This sense is the turkey's greatest.
What is hearing even though they have no ears.
200
This NFL team has hosted a game every Thanksgiving Day since 1934.
What is the Detroit Lions?
200
It took 66 days for the Pilgrims to cross this body of water.
What is the Atlantic Ocean?
300
This was not made into pies at the time of the first Thanksgiving, but was instead served stewed.
What is the pumpkin
300
Sarah Hale was a journalist who persuaded the U.S. President to proclaim Thanksgiving a national holiday by doing this.
What is writing letters?
300
This is the name of the long, fleshy skin that hangs over a turkey's beak.
What is a snood?
300
This event prompted the cancellation of the annual Thanksgiving football game from 1939-1944.
What is World War II?
300
The Mayflower was originally built to transport this-not people.
What is wine?
400
This was the main meat dish at the first Thanksgiving.
What is fish?
400
This day and month is designated every year as Thanksgiving.
What is the fourth Thursday of November?
400
A grown turkey has 3,500 of these.
What are feathers?
400
This famous American wanted to make the turkey the national bird.
Who is Benjamin Franklin?
400
Today this stepping stone for the Pilgrims is the size of a car engine.
What is Plymouth Rock?
500
This berry was used by the Indians to treat infections and to dye rugs and blankets.
What is the cranberry?
500
This was how many days the first Thanksgiving lasted.
What is three?
500
25 miles per hour is the top speed by which a wild turkey can do this.
What is run?
500
Almost 280 million of these are consumed by Americans on Thanksgiving day.
What is turkeys?
500
Good Pilgrim children were expected to do this when the adults sat down to a meal.
What is wait on the adults?