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1
The average turkey weighs ____ pounds.
12
10
18
15
2
There were 50 Pilgrims and 90 Wampanoag Indians. How many women were present?
15
10
0
5
3
Black Friday (Day after Thanksgiving) is the busiest day of the year for which occupation?
Grocers
Carpenters
Teachers
Plumbers
4
What did the Pilgrims and Indians eat at the first Thanksgiving?
Pumpkin Pie
Venison
Mashed Potatoes
Turkey
5
Which Christmas song was originally for Thanksgiving?
Silent Night
We 3 Kings
Jingle Bells
Little Drummer Boy
6
What utensil was missing at the first Thanksgiving?
Knife
Fork
Spoon
All of them
7
Which was NOT eaten at the first Thanksgiving?
Fish
Eels
Stuffing
Oysters
8
What other country also celebrates Thanksgiving?
Mexico
Canada
Australia
United Kingdom
9
Thanksgiving was originally meant to be a fast...not a feast.
True
False
10
Which president pardoned the first turkey?
Ford
Nixon
Truman
Roosevelt
11
About how many pumpkin pies does the United States eat on Thanksgiving Day?
40 Million
50 Million
10 Million
20 Million
12
How many turkeys do Americans eat each Thanksgiving?
52 million
46 million
37 million
40 million
13
Which President refused to declare Thanksgiving as a national holiday?
Lincoln
Jefferson
Washington
Adams
14
When was the first Thanksgiving held?
1621
1725
1690
1803
15
What state consumes the most turkey on Thanksgiving Day?
California
Florida
Massachusetts
Texas
16
What president set the date as the fourth Thursday in November?
Buchanan
Lincoln
Truman
Johnson
17
How fast can wild turkeys run when they are scared?
25
10
15
20
18
What two football teams play every Thanksgiving Day?
Lions & Redskins
Cowboys & Lions
Cowboys & Steelers
Eagles & Packers
19
Which famous person wanted the turkey to be our national bird...not the bald eagle.
George Washington
Ben Franklin
Abraham Lincoln
Martin Luther King Jr.