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Thanksgiving Facts
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True or False: Turkeys can see behind themselves.
True - They can see 270 degrees.
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What is a baby turkey called?
a nestling
a turklet
a chick
a poult
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The first Thanksgiving lasted how many days:
4 days
7 days
5 days
3 days
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A full grown turkey has about how many feathers?
3,500
too many to count
a million
7,500
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Which Indian tribe taught the Pilgrims how to cultivate the land and were invited to the Thanksgiving meal?
Wampanoag
Cherokee
Iroquois
Apache
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Which southern state was the first to adopt a Thanksgiving Day in 1855?
South Carolina
Virginia
Maryland
Georgia
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What utensil was not used by the Pilgrims to eat Thanksgiving dinner?
spoon
fork
knife
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True or False: The first department store to hold a Thanksgiving parade was Macy’s.
False. It was Gimbel’s.
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It has been estimated that how many Americans eat turkey at Thanksgiving.
72%
50%
75%
88%
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The best place to put the meat thermometer in the turkey is:
the breast
the middle of the back
the thigh
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What state consumes the most Turkey?
California
Georgia
Texas
Illinois
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Every year the President of the United States pardons a turkey, who spends the rest of its life on a historical farm.
False
True
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What is a snood?
The loose skin under a male turkey’s neck.
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True or False: All turkeys gobble.
False. Only male turkeys gobble. They do so to attract female turkeys.
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Thanksgiving occurs on the:
fourth Thursday in November
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Approximately how many turkeys are eaten each year on Thanksgiving in the United States?
280 million
370 million
500 million
100 million
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Which president is believed to be the first to pardon a turkey and start this annual tradition?
President Harry Truman in 1947
President Lincoln in 1863
President Roosevelt in 1939
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