Thanksgiving Day and Lydia Marie Child

When is Thanksgiving Day celebrated in the United States?

• Fourth Thursday of November

• First Thursday of November

• Last Thursday of November

• Third Thursday of November

Who is the author of the poem 'Thanksgiving Day'?

• Lydia Maria Child

• Maya Angelou

• Robert Frost

• Emily Dickinson

What is the full name of the poet who wrote the poem 'Thanksgiving Day'?

• Robert Frost

• Lydia Maria Child

• Maya Angelou

• Emily Dickinson

What is the main theme of Lydia Marie Child's poetry?

• Nature and the environment

• Romantic love and relationships

• Social justice, equality, and women's rights

• Historical events and figures

What historical event is associated with Thanksgiving Day?

• Lewis and Clark Expedition in 1804

• Signing of the Declaration of Independence in 1776

• Boston Tea Party in 1773

• Pilgrims' first successful harvest in the New World in 1621

What are some common symbols associated with Thanksgiving Day?

• apple pie, football, Santa Claus, fireworks

• leprechaun, fireworks, fireworks, fireworks

• Christmas tree, Easter bunny, Valentine's Day, fireworks

• turkey, cornucopia, pumpkin, pilgrim hat

What is the significance of gratitude in Lydia Marie Child's poetry?

• Gratitude is not significant in Lydia Marie Child's poetry.

• Gratitude is only mentioned briefly in Lydia Marie Child's poetry.

• Gratitude promotes appreciation and thankfulness for the blessings in life.

• Gratitude is a negative emotion in Lydia Marie Child's poetry.

What are some common traditions observed on Thanksgiving Day?

• Having a turkey dinner, expressing gratitude, watching football games, and participating in parades.

• Eating pizza, going to the beach, and watching horror movies.

• Having a vegetarian meal, going shopping, and playing video games.

• Attending a concert, going hiking, and having a picnic.

How does Lydia Marie Child's poetry reflect the spirit of Thanksgiving?

• Lydia Marie Child's poetry reflects the spirit of Thanksgiving through themes of anger, resentment, and bitterness.

• Lydia Marie Child's poetry reflects the spirit of Thanksgiving through themes of gratitude, unity, and appreciation for the blessings in life.

• Lydia Marie Child's poetry reflects the spirit of Thanksgiving through themes of sadness, despair, and loss.

• Lydia Marie Child's poetry reflects the spirit of Thanksgiving through themes of indifference, apathy, and disregard for others.