How much do you know about Thanksgiving??
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| 2. Unlike conventional turkeys, organic turkeys... A. Have daily access to the outdoors. B. Are minimally exposed to pesticides or antibiotics. C. Have more than 3 square feet of living space. D. Eat no animal byproducts. E. All of the above. |
| 3.What did Plymouth Harbor pilgrims most likely eat for the first "Thanksgiving"? A. Turkey. B. Pig. C. Beans and Corn. D. Cake and Pies. |
| 4. Wild Turkeys run... A. 50 miles per hour. B. As fast as domestic turkeys. C. 20 miles per hour. D. 1000 mph in November. |
| 5. Wild turkeys fly... A. Up to 55 miles per hour. B. Only around Thanksgiving. C. In annual migratory patterns. D. Less than 30 miles per hour. |
| 6. The bronze colored wild turkey... A. Can glide for a mile without fluttering a wing. B. Has two more toes than other wild turkeys. C. Gobbles to disco music but not reggae. D. If female, does not gobble at all. E. A and D. F. B and D. |
| 7. What is a baby turkey called? A. Chick. B. Poult. C. Peep. D. Thanksgiving Dinner in the making. |
| 8. Aside from "Butterball", which is not a type of "wild turkey"? A. Gould wild turkey. B. California wild turkey. C. Oscillated wild turkey. D. Mexican turkey. E. bourbon whiskey. |
| 9. The color of a wild turkey's naked head and neck areas... A. Can change to blue during courtship. B. Indicates the age of a wild turkey. C. Turns red when the turkey is embarrassed. D. A and C. |
| 10. About how many feathers do turkeys have at maturity? A. 3,499. B. 5,005. C. 1,003. D. Turkeys have feathers?? I thought they came in plastic wrap. |
| 11. What is the long fleshy growth that hangs down over a turkey's beak? A. Snood. B. Hackle. C. Gizzard D. Wattle. |
| 12. What are male turkeys called? A. Jack B. Tom C. Jerry D. Husband E. Dinner |
| 13. What color are turkey eggs? A. Pale creamy tan with brown speckles. B. Brown. C. White with tan speckles. D. White with brown speckles. E. White. |
| 14. Has Thanksgiving always been celebrated on the same day? A. No! In 1863 Abraham Lincoln declared November's LAST Thursday "Thanksgiving." B. No! In 1939, Roosevelt moved the date one week forward as it is now celebrated. C. Both A and B. D. None of the Above. |
| 15. In English, turkeys say "gobble gobble gobble." What do turkeys say in Portuguese? A. Kalkoen Kluek B. Krull Krull C. Kalkunen Klukker D. Glugluglugluglu |
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