8th Grade Parts of Speech Thanksgiving Quiz

Question 1

After that first Thanksgiving, the holiday was not observed regularly and not usually in fall.

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Conjunction

Question 2

For about 200 years, it was held when a royal child was born or when a battle was won.

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Adverb

Question 3

Thanksgiving is a holiday in the US and Canada; it is related to European harvest festivals.

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Noun

Question 4

In 1863 however President Lincoln proclaimed an annual holiday on the last Thursday of November

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Noun

Question 5

They also invited their friends, who had helped the Pilgrims through their first year.

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Adjective

Question 6

President Roosevelt changed the date to the penultimate Thursday of November.

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Verb

Question 7

It became an annual holiday in 1931 and is now celebrated on the second Monday of October.

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Conjunction

Question 8

In 1941 the US Congress decided to celebrate Thanksgiving on the fourth Thursday of November.

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Adjective

Question 9

After a good harvest, the Pilgrim Fathers organized a great feast.

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Preposition

Question 10

For about 200 years, it was held when a royal child was born or when a battle was won.

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Conjunction

Question 11

After a good harvest, the Pilgrim Fathers organized a great feast.

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Adjective

Question 12

After that first Thanksgiving, the holiday was not observed regularly and not usually in fall.

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Adverb

Question 13

Thanksgiving is a holiday in the US and Canada; it is related to European harvest festivals.

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Verb

Question 14

In 1941 the US Congress decided to celebrate Thanksgiving on the fourth Thursday of November.

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Verb

Question 15

They also invited their friends, who had helped the Pilgrims through their first year.

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Preposition

Question 16

In Canada, the first Thanksgiving was celebrated in 1710.

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Preposition

Question 17

It became an annual holiday in 1931 and is now celebrated on the second Monday of October.

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Preposition

Question 18

In Canada, the first Thanksgiving was celebrated in 1710.

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Adjective

Question 19

The first Thanksgiving was held in 1621.

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Adjective

Question 20

They also invited their friends, who had helped the Pilgrims through their first year.

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Pronoun

Question 21

They also invited their friends, who had helped the Pilgrims through their first year.

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Adjective

Question 22

It became an annual holiday in 1931 and is now celebrated on the second Monday of October.

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Pronoun

Question 23

President Roosevelt changed the date to the penultimate Thursday of November.

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Adjective

Question 24

President Roosevelt changed the date to the penultimate Thursday of November.

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Noun

Question 25

Thanksgiving is a holiday in the US and Canada; it is related to European harvest festivals.

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Noun

Question 26

In the US, Thanksgiving lasts 4 days now because most people also get the Friday off.

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Verb

Question 27

In the US, Thanksgiving lasts 4 days now because most people also get the Friday off.

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Noun

Question 28

After a good harvest, the Pilgrim Fathers organized a great feast.

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Noun

Question 29

In Canada, the first Thanksgiving was celebrated in 1710.

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Verb

Question 30

After that first Thanksgiving, the holiday was not observed regularly and not usually in fall.

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Verb

Question 31

In the US, Thanksgiving lasts 4 days now because most people also get the Friday off.

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Verb

Question 32

In the US, Thanksgiving lasts 4 days now because most people also get the Friday off.

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Conjunction

Question 33

The first Thanksgiving was held in 1621.

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Preposition

Question 34

After that first Thanksgiving, the holiday was not observed regularly and not usually in fall.

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Adverb

Question 35

It became an annual holiday in 1931 and is now celebrated on the second Monday of October.

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Verb

Question 36

For about 200 years, it was held when a royal child was born or when a battle was won.

Accepted Answer

Adjective

Question 37

Thanksgiving is a holiday in the US and Canada; it is related to European harvest festivals.

Accepted Answer

Noun

Question 38

After a good harvest, the Pilgrim Fathers organized a great feast.

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Verb

Question 39

For about 200 years, it was held when a royal child was born or when a battle was won.

Accepted Answer

Preposition

Question 40

In 1863 however President Lincoln proclaimed an annual holiday on the last Thursday of November

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Verb

Question 41

It became an annual holiday in 1931 and is now celebrated on the second Monday of October.

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Verb

Question 42

In 1863 however President Lincoln proclaimed an annual holiday on the last Thursday of November

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Noun

Question 43

After that first Thanksgiving, the holiday was not observed regularly and not usually in fall.

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Preposition

Question 44

After a good harvest, the Pilgrim Fathers organized a great feast.

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Adjective

Question 45

In 1863 however President Lincoln proclaimed an annual holiday on the last Thursday of November

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Conjunction

Question 46

In the US, Thanksgiving lasts 4 days now because most people also get the Friday off.

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Noun

Question 47

In 1863 however President Lincoln proclaimed an annual holiday on the last Thursday of November

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Noun

Question 48

After a good harvest, the Pilgrim Fathers organized a great feast.

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Adjective

Question 49

For about 200 years, it was held when a royal child was born or when a battle was won.

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Adjective

Question 50

They also invited their friends, who had helped the Pilgrims through their first year.

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Pronoun

8th Grade Parts of Speech Thanksgiving Quiz

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8th Grade Parts of Speech Thanksgiving Quiz

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