Thanksgiving Tradition at the White House

The President welcomes attendees to a Thanksgiving tradition at the White House, introducing two turkeys named Peanut Butter and Jelly. These turkeys, selected for their temperament and appearance, receive a presidential pardon and will be sent to Purdue University. The President emphasizes the importance of maintaining traditions and conveys a message of hope and progress. The event concludes with a farewell.

What is the main purpose of the Thanksgiving tradition at the White House?

• To have fun and be grateful

• To discuss political matters

• To celebrate Christmas

• To announce new policies

Which university is the President partial to?

• Stanford University

• Harvard University

• University of Delaware

• Yale University

Who submitted the names of the turkeys?

• The First Lady

• The President

• White House staff

• Students at Ellie and Jack's school

What are the names of the turkeys?

• Salt and Pepper

• Bread and Butter

• Peanut Butter and Jelly

• Sugar and Spice

On what basis were Peanut Butter and Jelly selected?

• Their size and weight

• Their color and feathers

• Their temperament, appearance, and vaccination status

• Their age and breed

Where will Peanut Butter and Jelly go after receiving their presidential pardon?

• Purdue University

• Stanford University

• Yale University

• Harvard University

What is the Boilermaker Special?

• A building

• A train

• A holiday event

• A type of turkey

What phrase did the President use to describe the turkeys' role in infrastructure?

• Turkey is essential

• Turkey is vital

• Turkey is infrastructure

• Turkey is fundamental

Which turkey was pardoned first?

• Neither

• Both at the same time

• Peanut Butter

• Jelly

What does the President say every American wants to do?

• Watch the Thanksgiving parade

• Celebrate Thanksgiving with family

• Cook the turkey perfectly

• Look the turkey in the eye and tell them everything's going to be okay