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November Events-2023

Total questions: 55

Worksheet time: 32mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What year is traditionally considered to be the first when Thanksgiving took place?

a)

The first Thanksgiving took place in 1776.

b)

The first Thanksgiving took place in 1492.

c)

The first Thanksgiving took place in 1965.

d)

The first Thanksgiving took place in 1621.

2.

What country gave women the right to vote in elections for the first time in history?

(a)  

3.

What is the traditional main dish for Thanksgiving dinner in the United States?

a)

Pizza

b)

Roast turkey.

c)

Sushi

d)

Tacos

4.

Which war ended with the signing of the armistice on November 11, 1918?

a)

World War II

b)

Korean War

c)

World War I

d)

Vietnam War

5.

In which city was President John F. Kennedy assassinated?

a)

Dallas

b)

Chicago

c)

New York

d)

Los Angeles

6.

Who was the assassin of President John F. Kennedy?

a)

James Earl Ray

b)

Lee Harvey Oswald

c)

Sirhan Sirhan

d)

John Wilkes Booth

7.

What year did the assassination of President John F. Kennedy take place?

a)

1993

b)

1943

c)

1983

d)

1963

8.

Which national holiday is observed on the fourth Thursday of November in the United States?

a)

Independence Day

b)

Labor Day

c)

Thanksgiving

d)

Christmas

9.

What does Remembrance Day commemorate?

a)
all the lives that were lost in wars
b)
all the people that are now in wars
c)
people who died in World War 1
10.

What was the original name for Remembrance Day?

a)
Armistice Day
b)

Memorial Day

c)

End Day

d)

Veterans Day

11.

3. What countries took part in the First World War?

a)

only Britain and Germany

b)

all the countries in Europe

c)

all the countries in the world

d)

almost all the countries in the world

12.

What is the title of the poem written by a Canadian soldier after the Battle of Ypres, in which poppy flowers are used metaphorically?

(a)  

13.

What is “the cenotaph” in London and in this way is similar to The Monument in Baia Mare?

a)

the tomb of the unknown soldier

b)

the tomb of a very important soldier

c)

the meeting place for soldiers

14.

Do Romanians have a similar day to Remembrance Day?

a)

no

b)

yes

c)

I don't think so

d)

I don't know

15.

Which Indian tribe taught the Pilgrims how to cultivate the land and were invited to the Thanksgiving meal?

a)

Apache

b)

Wampanoag

c)

Cherokee

16.

Today, our Thanksgiving is the fourth Thursday of November because

a)

It is the date the Pilgrims landed in the New World

b)

This was the date set by President Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1939 and approved by Congress in 1941

c)

It was the date people voted to have it on

17.

In which president’s rule did Thanksgiving grow into an annual holiday?

a)

John Kennedy

b)

Abraham Lincoln

c)

Barack Obama

18.

What meat was brought to the first Thanksgiving by the Native Americans?

a)

Deer

b)

Turkey

c)

Pork

19.

In what colony in the United States did the first American Thanksgiving take place?

a)

Delaware

b)

Massachusetts

c)

Maine

20.

What special “duty” does the President of the United States have during Thanksgiving every year?

a)

He/ she makes a televised speech about American history

b)

He/she "pardons" one lucky turkey

c)

He/ she eats an entire pumpkin pie

21.
On what ship did the Pilgrims sail to America?
a)
Nina
b)
Pinta
c)
Maria
d)
Mayflower
22.
How long did the first Thanksgiving last?
a)
3 months
b)
3 days
c)
3 hours
d)
until midnight
23.
What woman author helped Thanksgiving to become a holiday?
a)
Martha Washington
b)
Sharon Creech
c)
Sara Josepha Hale
d)
Mary Pope Osborne
24.
About how long was the Pilgrims' voyage?
a)
10 days
b)
32 days
c)
50 days
d)
66 days
25.

Bonus question:  What are you most thankful for?

(a)  

26.

What do poppy flowers represent on Remembrance Day or Memorial Day?

a)

all the lives that were lost in all wars

b)

people who died in the First World War

c)

lives that were lost in the First World War

d)

the soldiers and the veterans

27.

Why is the tomb of Tutankhamon important?

a)

because it was the only tomb that hadn't been plundered

b)

because Tutankhamon was a really important pharoh

c)

because of the mummy discovered in the tomb

d)

because the tomb had beautiful paintings

28.

What is November 11 called in USA?

a)

Remembrance Day

b)

Veterans Day

c)

Memorial Day

29.

What name is used for Guy Fawkes Day nowadays?

a)

Bonfire Night

b)

Gunpowder Night

c)

Firefighter Night

d)

Campfire night

30.

What is the name of the most important University in Edinburgh?

a)

Glasgow

b)

Edinburgh

c)

Aberdeen

d)

St Andrew's

31.

Which of these Shakespeare characters came from Scotland?

a)

Macbeth

b)

Othello

c)

Hamlet

d)

Horatio

32.

The Loch Ness monster lives in Loch Ness. Loch is a Scottish word for ...

a)

river

b)

lake

c)

pond

d)

sea

33.

A lot of people in Scotland are called Mac-something (MacDonald, for example). What does Mac mean?

a)

big

b)

old

c)

son

d)

father

34.

Which symbols are the most identifiable with Scotland?

a)

moss and plants

b)

a flag and a flute

c)

apple pie and ice cream

d)

thistle and tartan

35.

Bagpipes are ...

a)

popular biscuits

b)

a popular TV show

c)

a popular name

d)

a popular instrument

36.

What do you call a person from Scotland?

a)

a Sassenach

b)

a Scot

c)

a Scotch

d)

a Scotch Whisky

37.
This is a ...
a)
thisle
b)
thistl
c)
thistle
d)
thestle
38.
What's the capital city of Scotland
a)
Glasgow
b)
Stirling
c)
Aberdeen
d)
Edinburgh
39.
What languages do they talk in Scotland?
a)
English and French
b)
English and Gaelic
c)
English and German
d)
English and Swedish
40.

What is tartan?

a)
b)
c)
d)
41.

The national flag of Scotland is:

a)
b)
c)
d)
42.

What is the part of Scottish national costume?

a)

Shirt

b)

Kilt

c)

Skirt

d)

Belt

43.

Who was the most famous poet of Scotland?

a)

Robert Burns

b)

Heinrich Heine

c)

Alexander Dumas

d)

John Ronald Reuel Tolkien

44.

Who is the patron saint of Scotland?

a)

St. Andrew

b)

St. George

c)

King Arthur

d)

St.Patrick

45.

When do Scots celebrate their national holiday?

a)

November, 30

b)

December, 20

c)

April, 10

d)

May, 1

46.
Tutankhamen's tomb was discovered by Lord Carnarvon and 
a)
John Senet
b)
Howard Carter
c)
John Carter
d)
Howard Shabtis
47.
Tutankhamen's tomb was discovered in 
a)
the Valley of the Bandits.
b)
the Valley of the Rich.
c)
the Valley of the Egyptians.
d)
the Valley of the Kings.
48.

When was the tomb of Tutankhamun discovered?

a)

November 1999

b)

December 1982

c)

November 1922

d)

December 1822

49.

Why is the discovery of the tomb important?

a)

It is used as evidence that pharaohs exist.

b)

It shows evidence of how Tutankhamun died.

c)

It allowed archaeologist to record the way Egyptian kings looked like and find a more brief knowledge about ancient Egypt.

d)

It allowed archaeologist to make use of the treasures found for their own purpose.

50.

What did the plotters in Gunpowder Plot want to blow up?

a)

The Palace

b)

The Houses of Parliament

c)

The House of Commons

d)

The White House

51.

How was the Gunpowder Plot revealed?

a)

The guards found Guy Fawkes accidentally.

b)

An anonymous letter was sent to Lord Monteagle.

c)

Lord Monteagle was a conspirator and he confessed.

d)

Robert Cecil was a conspirator and he confessed.

52.

When did the Gunpowder plot take place?

a)

5 November 1605

b)

4 November 1605

c)

5 December 1605

53.

Who were the plotters?

a)

Protestants

b)

Catholics

c)

Soldiers

d)

Foreign mercenaries

54.

Who was supposed to lit the fuse and blow up the building?

a)

Guy Fawkes

b)

King James I

c)

Robert Catesby

d)

Lord Monteagle

55.

In UK and USA, in November, Schools organize Anti-Bullying .....

a)

week

b)

day

c)

feast