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THANKSGIVING TRIVIA QUESTIONS
Q. 1 - How many pounds of turkey does the average American consume per year?
Q. 2 - How many places in the United States are named "Plymouth"?
Q. 3 - What state produces the highest number of turkeys each year?
Q. 4 - What state produces the most cranberries each year?
Q. 5 - In what country was the first turkey domesticated?
Q. 6 - What year was the first Thanksgiving celebration?
Q. 7 - What is a male turkey called?
Q. 8 - How fast can wild turkeys run?
Q. 9 - What Native American tribe celebrated the first Thanksgiving with the colonists?
Q. 10 - What is the name of the skin that hangs from a turkey's neck?
THANKSGIVING TRIVIA ANSWERS
A.1 - 13.7
A. 2 - 20. Plymouth, Minnesota has the highest population.
A. 3 - Washington, D.C., naturally! Hahah, just kidding. It's Minnesota, with about 44.5 million turkeys raised in 2005.
A. 4 - Bet you thought it was Massachusetts. It's actually Wisconsin. And you thought they only had cheese.
A. 5 - Mexico, also throughout Central America
A. 6 - 1621
A. 7 - A President Bush. No, wait, sorry. A Tom.
A. 8 -It depends on what time dinner is. 25 mph. They can fly, too, up for 55 mph!
A. 9 - the Wampanoag tribe
A. 10 - A wattle
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2 Comments
Post a CommentI have plenty of readers, thanks for asking. Note the publication date, darling, and you'll see this was published in 2008. But good job being able to read.
I think your answer to #7 should read, Obama, and not President Bush - Bush is no longer in office, thereofore not really the person to "blame" anymore. Wonder how President Obama thanksgiving will be so lavishly spent - seeing there are MANY MANY people who will do without this year. If you want to share a "commentary" of your articles, please keep your opinions to yourself. It might make more readers read what you have to say.
A. 7 - A President Obama. No, wait, sorry. A Tom