A Peek into Thanksgiving: A Day of Gratitude and Feast
Questions:
5
Grade:
5
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94
Did you know that the first Thanksgiving was a feast shared by the Pilgrims and Native Americans long ago? Ever since, every fourth Thursday of November, Americans celebrate Thanksgiving. It's a day filled with the delicious aroma of turkey, stuffing, cranberry sauce, and the sweet smell of pumpkin pie. But it's not just about the food. As families gather around the table, filled with laughter and stories, they take a moment to express gratitude for their blessings. Thanksgiving truly is a day of feast and gratitude, a time to cherish with our loved ones.
Question 1
When do Americans celebrate Thanksgiving?
A
Every last Friday of November
B
Every fourth Sunday of November
C
Every fourth Wednesday of November
D
Every fourth Thursday of November
Explanation. Americans celebrate Thanksgiving every fourth Thursday of November.
E
Every first Thursday of November
Question 2
What is the main purpose of celebrating Thanksgiving?
A
To exchange gifts
B
To celebrate the end of harvest season
C
To express gratitude for blessings
Explanation. Thanksgiving is a day to express gratitude for blessings.
D
To welcome the New Year
E
To honor veterans
Question 3
What is the meaning of 'feast' in the context of Thanksgiving?
A
A large gathering
B
A dance party
C
A food festival
D
A large meal
Explanation. In the context of Thanksgiving, feast refers to a large meal.
E
A musical event
Question 4
What was special about the first Thanksgiving?
A
It was a feast shared by the Pilgrims and Native Americans.
Explanation. The first Thanksgiving was special because it was a feast shared by the Pilgrims and Native Americans.
B
It was celebrated by the Pilgrims and Englishmen.
C
It was a celebration of harvest.
D
It was a feast shared by the Englishmen and Native Americans.
E
It was a feast shared by the Pilgrims and Frenchmen.
Question 5
Which food is closely associated with Thanksgiving?
A
Chicken
B
Lamb
C
Beef
D
Fish
E
Turkey
Explanation. Turkey is closely associated with the Thanksgiving meal.
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