Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving is a national holiday in...

• the USA and Canada

• the UK

• Europe

• Great Britain

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Thanksgiving is celebrated on...

• the 21st of November

• the 31st of December

• the 4th Thursday in November

• the 4th Tuesday in November

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On Thanksgiving day, Americans give thanks...

• for being so powerful

• to the Statue of Liberty

• to Native Americans

• for all the good things in their lives

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The first Thanksgiving was celebrated in...

• 1492

• 1621

• 1863

• 1918

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On the first Thanksgiving, ... wanted to thank God for all the food.

• the presidents

• the Indians

• the turkeys

• the pilgrims

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The pilgrims crossed the Atlantic Ocean in a ship called...

• Mayflower

• Pinta

• Santa Maria

• Nina

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The pilgrims left England because of...

• bad weather

• the poverty

• their religion

• their love for America

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The settlement the pilgrims built was called...

• Jamestown

• Plymouth

• Portland

• Washington

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The name of the Native American who taught the pilgrims hot to grow food was...

• Samoset

• Massasoit

• Wompanoag

• Squanto

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Nowadays, on Thanksgiving families get together...

• to exchange gifts

• for a special meal

• to watch fireworks

• to go trick-or-treating

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