thanksgiving trivia

The very first Thanksgiving celebration actually lasted:

• one hour

• one day

• three days

• one week

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Traditionally, Thanksgiving is always celebrated on ...

• the first Thursday in November

• the very last Thursday in November

• the fourth Thursday in October

• the fourth Thursday in November

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The Friday after Thanksgiving is called

• Black Friday

• the after Thanksgiving Day sale!!

• November 25th

• a day to sleep in

Who officially declared Thanksgiving a national holiday?

• Woodrow Wilson

• George Washington

• Abraham Lincoln

• Franklin Delano Roosevelt

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About ________ turkeys are cooked for Thanksgiving each year in the United States.

• 1 million

• 10 million

• 46 million

• 1 billion

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What's going on here?

• President choosing his next meal?

• President adopting a pet.

• President pardoning a turkey.

• A wild turkey landed during one of the president's speeches.

Some turkeys "cackle" and some "gobble." Which are the turkeys that "gobble?"

• MALE turkeys

• FEMALE turkeys

• PREGNANT turkeys

A full grown turkey has about how many feathers?

• 1,000

• 3,500

• 1 million

• Too many to count

Black Friday has always been the busiest day of the year for:

• Grandparents

• Plumbers

• Police Officers

• Firemen

According to the U.S. Census Bureau, which state is the top in turkey producing?

• Minnesota

• California

• New Hamphire

• Connecticut