Biden pardons turkeys Peach and Blossom, continuing White House Thanksgiving tradition

The transcript covers a speech about the historic investment in rural America, focusing on John, a turkey grower from Minnesota, and his turkeys, Peach and Blossom. The turkeys are named after Delaware's state flower and are part of a White House tradition of pardoning turkeys. The speech also highlights the journey of the turkeys to Washington, their characteristics, and the president's Thanksgiving message, emphasizing gratitude, family, and resilience.

What is the significance of the names Peach and Blossom for the turkeys?

• They are named after the turkey grower's children.

• They are named after Delaware's state flower.

• They are named after famous historical figures.

• They are named after popular Thanksgiving dishes.

Which president started the tradition of pardoning turkeys at the White House?

• President Truman

• President George HW Bush

• President Lincoln

• President Roosevelt

What is Peach's dream according to the transcript?

• To travel to Washington

• To visit all of Minnesota's lakes

• To see the Northern Lights

• To become a famous turkey

What is Blossom's favorite activity?

• Listening to music

• Cross country skiing

• Eating tater tots

• Watching boxing

How long was the road trip from Minnesota to Washington for the turkeys?

• 20 hours

• 8 hours

• 12 hours

• 16.5 hours

What marks the official start of the holiday season in Washington according to the president?

• The Thanksgiving turkey pardon event

• The lighting of the Christmas tree

• The New Year's celebration

• The Fourth of July parade

What is the president's message about America in his final speech?

• America is a nation of diverse cultures.

• America is the greatest country on earth.

• America is a land of endless possibilities.

• America is a place of constant change.