Edit Game
Categories & Word Associations & Thanksgiving So ...
 Delete

Use commas to add multiple tags

 Private  Unlisted  Public



 Save

Delimiter between question and answer:

Tips:

  • No column headers.
  • Each line maps to a question.
  • If the delimiter is used in a question, the question should be surrounded by double quotes: "My, question","My, answer"
  • The first answer in the multiple choice question must be the correct answer.

 Import questions





 Save   160  Close
Warm, spiced, drink, apple
cider
Leaves, family, November, dine
feast
Autumn, play, November, sporting event
football
Creamy, dessert, spice, chilled
pumpkin spice
White, fluffy, dessert, sweet potatoes
marshmallows
Decoration, doorstep, autumn, carved
jack-o'-lantern
Main dish, Thanksgiving, roasted, large bird
turkey
Turkey, sauce, Thanksgiving, thick
gravy
Dessert, nutty, sweet, traditional pie
pecan pie
Harvest symbol, decoration, abundant, horn-shaped
cornucopia
Day-after, sandwich, turkey, traditional
leftovers
Macy's, floats, November, annual event
parade
The very first settlers, November, historical, feast = Pilgrim
Native Americans
Autumn, family gathering, long-distance, celebration
reunion
Family, gratitude, November, feast
holiday
Dessert, fruit, cinnamon, crust
apple pie
Casserole, vegetable, creamy, mushroom soup
green bean
Casserole, marshmallow, Thanksgiving, orange vegetable
sweet potato
Savory, herbs, inside turkey, bread-based
stuffing
Vegetable, yellow, buttered, on a cob
corn
November, Thursday, feast, celebration
Thanksgiving
Dinner, fluffy, baked, served with butter
bread
Red, berry, sauce, tart
cranberry
Sweet, orange, pie, Thanksgiving
pumpkin
Did you use your good speech sounds?
Thanksgiving traditions include talking about what you are thankful for and taking a nap.
Did you use your good speech sounds?
40 million green bean casseroles are made each year for Thanksgiving.
Did you use your good speech sounds?
The largest pumpkin pie ever baked weighed 2,020 pounds and measured just over 12 feet long.
Did you use your good speech sounds?
In the United States, about 50 million pumpkin pies are consumed each Thanksgiving.
Did you use your good speech sounds?
Thanksgiving is always the third Thursday of November.
Did you use your good speech sounds?
To set the table, you must arrange a tablecloth, plates, glasses, and silverware on a table.
Did you use your good speech sounds?
Stuffing or dressing? Stuffing is cooked inside the bird. Dressing is cooked in a casserole dish.
Did you use your good speech sounds?
It takes about three hours to cook a 12 pound turkey.
Did you use your good speech sounds?
Adding gravy to turkey makes the turkey have flavor. Some people add gravy to their mashed potatoes too.
Did you use your good speech sounds?
There were animals on the Mayflower including pet dogs, pigs, goats, and chickens.
Did you use your good speech sounds?
The Thanksgiving Day Half Marathon is an Atlanta tradition.
Did you use your good speech sounds?
The Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade is an annual parade in New York City.
Did you use your good speech sounds?
Roast turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes, gravy, green beans, corn, dinner rolls, cranberry sauce and pumpkin pie are traditional Thanksgiving foods.
Did you use your good speech sounds?
The pumpkin and pumpkin pie are both a symbol of harvest time.
Did you use your good speech sounds?
The Pilgrims didn’t wear just black clothes. They wore many different colors
Did you use your good speech sounds?
Turkeys have better vision than humans but they don't see well at night.
Did you use your good speech sounds?
Colors of the turkey's head can change colors depending on how excited or calm they are.
Did you use your good speech sounds?
Wild turkeys sleep in trees.
Did you use your good speech sounds?
Male turkeys are called “gobblers” and female turkeys are called “hens.”
Did you use your good speech sounds?
The tradition of football on Thanksgiving began in 1876.
Did you use your good speech sounds?
Arizona, Texas, Louisiana, and North Carolina have towns named “Turkey.”
Did you use your good speech sounds?
Abraham Lincoln proclaimed Thanksgiving a national holiday on October 3, 1863.
Did you use your good speech sounds?
The first Thanksgiving celebration lasted three days.
Did you use your good speech sounds?
Turkey, corn and cranberries were not served at the first Thanksgiving.
did you use your good speech sounds?
Read the scenario, Is it a big problem or a little problem?
Read the scenario, Is it a big problem or a little problem?
Read the scenario, Is it a big problem or a little problem?
Read the scenario, Is it a big problem or a little problem?
Read the scenario, Is it a big problem or a little problem?
Read the scenario, Is it a big problem or a little problem?
Read the scenario, Is it a big problem or a little problem?
Read the scenario, Is it a big problem or a little problem?
Read the scenario, Is it a big problem or a little problem?
Read the scenario, Is it a big problem or a little problem?
Read the scenario, Is it a big problem or a little problem?
Read the scenario, Is it a big problem or a little problem?
Read the scenario, Is it a big problem or a little problem?
Read the scenario, Is it a big problem or a little problem?
Read the scenario, Is it a big problem or a little problem?
Read the scenario, Is it a big problem or a little problem?
Read the scenario, Is it a big problem or a little problem?
Read the scenario, Is it a big problem or a little problem?
Read the scenario, Is it a big problem or a little problem?
Read the scenario, Is it a big problem or a little problem?
When you go over to a relative's house for Thanksgiving, what could you say to the person who cooked or prepared the meal? What if you don't like the food?
Example: Thank you, the food was good. Thank you I'm stuffed. Thank you! I ate a lot.
Idiom: I am so stuffed, I did not leave any room for dessert.
to feel very full after eating a lot of food.
Idiom: I was not very hungry and my grandma saw how little I ate for dinner. She said "you sure eat like a bird"
to eat a very small amount of something
Idiom: I could not finish what was on my plate and my mom said "Oh my! your eyes were bigger than your stomach!"
expression used when somebody wants more food than he or she can eat or when they take more food than they could possibly finish
Idiom: Jim spilled the beans about the surprise Thanksgiving party his class was having. The teacher was upset. What does the phrase "spill the beans" mean?
telling a secret
You are going to visit relatives for Thanksgiving, your parents tell you that you have to dress up. You would rather wear sweatpants.
Examples: compromise, find clothes that look nice and are comfortable, if possible. Wear your dress clothes, it is just for one day, etc.
You want to keep your hat on during dinner. Your mom said you have to take it off. Size of the problem and solution.
Examples: small problem. Take the hat off during dinner and put it back on after.
You are asked to set the table. You notice it is set differently than how you normally set the table. What would you do?
Examples: ask how to set it properly, etc.
You were asked to sit at the kids table, but all the kids are at least 5 years younger than you. What is the size of the problem? What can you do?
Examples: ask if you can sit with the adults, and if you cant, sit with the kids and help them, etc.
You have finished eating dinner before anyone else has. You want to leave the table. What should you do?
Examples: ask permission to leave the table, if you can't just sit and make polite conversation, etc.
Your cousins are coming over for Thanksgiving. Last year, they played with your video game and broke it. You have a new game system, and you know they will ask to use it. What would you do?
Examples: suggest something else to do with them. Ask them to be really careful this time. Play with another game, etc.
You have been at the Thanksgiving celebration for a long time, and are getting bored. You want to go home, but the adults keep talking. They don't look like they are going to stop. Give a solution.
Examples: find something else to do to keep yourself busy. You can politely ask "when are we going home?" when no one is around, etc.
Your mom spent all day preparing the stuffing for Thanksgiving and when you tried it, it seemed that she was missing an ingredient. She asks you how it tastes, you want to be honest without hurting her feelings - what/how could you say?
Examples: say it tastes good or tell her its good, but it tastes a little different is this a new recipe, etc.
You are hanging out with your younger cousins while your parents, aunts and uncles talk in the other room. Your little cousin wants to watch a movie, but you want to play a video game. What would you do and say?
Examples: compromise, take turns, let him/her watch the movie because they are younger, etc.
Your uncle brings up an embarrassing story of you from when you were little. You feel upset and embarrassed, what could you do or say to get him to change the subject?
Examples: ignore him, tell him how you feel, bring up a new topic, etc.
You cannot find the aisle the pie crust is located in and your mom is already in line. What is the size of the problem? What should you do?
Examples: find an employee and ask where the item is located, ask mom for help, etc.
Your mom asked you to keep an eye on the stove while she does the laundry. You smell a funny odor coming from the kitchen and see black smoke everywhere and fire from the oven. What is the size of this problem (scale of 1-5). Solution?
Example: size is a 4 (need adults help, might be burning), call or run and get your mom, etc.
You let your cousin borrow a video game last Thanksgiving and he never returned it. Now he asked to borrow another one. Give a solution. What is the size of the problem?
Size of the problem 1 or 2 (can handle on your own), answers may vary
Your parents expect you to clean up the dinner table. You notice the rest of your cousins sitting there not cleaning. What would you do?
Examples: Hey, can you help me clean up? Ignore your cousins and continue to clean up, etc.
You look at all of the food and think it all looks gross. You don't want to eat any of it. What would you do? What is the size of the problem?
Size of the problem 1 or 2, try something and see if you like it, see if there is anything else you could eat or wait till you get home.
Your family is arguing about the best football team, it is starting to get heated. Your cousin walks outside and slams the door. What could you do?
Example: ask your family to talk about something else. Go outside and talk with your cousin, etc.
Your grandma just got new glasses, she asks what you think of them. You think they are ugly. What could you say to her?
Example: tell her she always looks nice, ask if she likes them. Ask if she picked them out herself, etc.
You have been at the Thanksgiving celebration for a long time, and are getting bored. You want to go home, but the adults keep talking. They don't look like they are going to stop. What should you do?
Find something else to do to keep yourself busy. You can politely ask "when are we going home?"
On the way to your grandparents house, your baby brother won't stop crying. What could you do?
Ask what's wrong, try to help him feel better.
Your cousins are coming over for Thanksgiving. Last year, they played with your video game and broke it. You have a new game system, and you know they will ask to use it. What would you do?
Tell them no one is playing with the video game this year, find something else to do with them.
You have finished eating dinner before anyone else has. You want to leave the table. What should you do?
Ask permission to leave the table, if you can't just sit and make polite conversation.
You look forward to apple pie every year, but this year you notice there isn't any apple pie. What should you do?
Try a different kind of pie
You are asked to set the table. You notice it is set differently than how you normally set the table. What would you do?
Ask how to set it properly.
You only like dark meat turkey, but when the platter gets to you, there isn't any left. What should you do?
Try the white meat, ask politely if there is any more dark meat.
You want to go out with your friends after dinner, but your family wants you to stay with them.
Tell your friends you can't go out, you have to spend time with your family
You are expected to help clean up after dinner. You notice the other kids aren't helping. What would you do?
Clean up! Help, it is the right thing to do.
You only like plain stuffing, but your aunt made stuffing with vegetables in it. What should you do?
Take some, try it, eat around the veggies you don't like, or try to pick some out.
You want to watch a TV show, but your family is watching football. What should you do?
Wait until the show is over, then ask to change the channel. Find something else to do in the meantime.
At dinner, they ask you to hold hands to give thanks. This makes you uncomfortable. What should you do?
Explain that holding hands makes you feel uncomfortable.
You are going to visit relatives for Thanksgiving, your parents tell you that you have to dress up. You would rather wear sweatpants.
Compromise. Find clothes that look nice and are comfortable, if possible. Wear your dress clothes, it is just for one day.
Everyone is talking about football. You don't like football, or know much about it. What should you do?
Listen, you can add comments or ask questions on the topic. When there is a break in the conversation, you can try to change the topic.
Grandma asked you to help set the table. She is busy cooking in the kitchen. You can't find the napkins. What should you do?
Say "Grandma, excuse me where are the napkins?"
You are going to your aunt's house for dinner, but you think your aunt's cooking stinks. What should you do?
Go, be polite, find some things to eat on the table.
What word goes with Raincoat
 
wet
 
socks
 
sky
 
pillow
What word goes with Soccer
 
ball
 
phone
 
wheel
 
time
What word goes with Doctor
 
stethoscope
 
lamp
 
car
 
pillow
What word goes with Train
 
track
 
hammer
 
cloud
 
book
What word goes with Star
 
wish
 
bone
 
wheel
 
fish
What word goes with Piano
 
keys
 
bees
 
knees
 
trees
What word goes with Artist
 
brush
 
tree
 
bone
 
peak
What word goes with Television
 
remote
 
fork
 
shoe
 
knife
What word goes with Mountain
 
peak
 
cup
 
river
 
sky
What word goes with Bread
 
butter
 
can
 
cup
 
tin foil
What word goes with Fire
 
smoke
 
ladder
 
water
 
apple
What word goes with Bird
 
nest
 
car
 
shoe
 
cup
What word goes with Moon
 
night
 
sun
 
tree
 
light
What word goes with Spoon
 
soup
 
steak
 
bean bag
 
chair
What word goes with Computer
 
keyboard
 
tree
 
fish
 
butterfly
What word goes with Butterfly
 
flower
 
book
 
hammer
 
honey
What word goes with Clock
 
time
 
book
 
cup
 
shoe
What word goes with Bicycle
 
tire
 
fish
 
door
 
lamp
What word goes with Guitar
 
string
 
drum
 
chair
 
pillow
What word goes with Rain
 
cloud
 
sun
 
tree
 
car
What word goes with Flower
 
bee
 
refrigerator
 
phone
 
cup
What word goes with Shoe
 
sock
 
sky
 
clock
 
fork
What word goes with Book
 
paper
 
ladder
 
glass
 
chair
What word goes with Sun
 
light
 
rain
 
tree
 
book
What word goes with Car
 
wheel
 
apple
 
shirt
 
hammer
What word goes with Ocean
 
fish
 
car
 
lamp
 
mountain
What word goes with Dog
 
bone
 
cat
 
house
 
car
What word goes with Apple
 
tree
 
car
 
book
 
shoe
What word goes with Bracelet
 
wrist
 
ankle
 
ear
 
belly
What word goes with Pizza
 
pepperoni
 
plastic
 
paper
 
pencils
What is the category: robin, crow, pigeon, sparrow
Birds
What is the category: waffles, pancakes, toast, eggs
Breakfast foods
What is the category: water, soda, coffee, juice
Drinks
What is the category: mom, dad, sister, brother
Family members
What is the category: Encanto, Frozen, Harry Potter, Spiderman
Movies
What is the category: car, helicopter, train, airplane
Transportation
What is the category: red, orange, purple, black
Colors
What is the category: nose, stomach, ears, feet
Body parts
What is the category: lion, zebra, elephant, monkey
Zoo animals
What is the category: fire station, hospital, school, restaurant
Places
What is the category: thirty, two, one hundred, twelve
Numbers
What is the category: crayons, scissors, pencil, backpack
School supplies
What is the category: cat, dog, hamster, turtle
Pets
What is the category: Tomatoes, carrot, potato, broccoli
Veggies
What is the category: spaghetti, pizza, soup, rice
Food
What is the category: May, August, January
Months of the year
What is the category: Monday, Wednesday, Sunday
Days of the week
What is the category: pants, shirt, coat, skirt
Clothes
What is the category: pig, cow, horse, hen
Farm animals
What is the category: octopus, whale, fish, jellyfish
Sea animals
What is the category: run, think, dance, throw
Verbs
What is the category: happy, sad, angry, scared
Feelings
What is the category: banana, pineapple, grapes, pear
Fruits
Your experience on this site will be improved by allowing cookies.