1. a) True
2. c) 1621
3. c) 3 days
4. d) 4
5. a) 20 pounds
6. b) False
7. a) Cyber Friday
8. c) The spoon
9. a) Mashed potatoes
10. b) Wampanoag
11. About 704 million pounds
12. The wishbone
13. A merrylthought
14. 25 mph
15. 1876
16. Thomas Jefferson
17. 1927 by Marcus Urann
18. Swanson & Sons
19. True or False: Turkeys can't fly. False
20. 55 mph
21. 86 pounds, named Tyson
22. Goose and duck
23. Up to 100 eggs
24. Around 50
25. Around 90
26. True or False: Seafood was eaten at the first Thanksgiving? True: Fish, eel, shellfish (such as lobster & mussels)
27. 1973
28. Jingle Bells
29. Peas, beans, squash, corn, cabbage, carrots
30. Grasshoppers, crickets, ants, earthworms, spiders, slugs and even salamanders.
31. 3 minutes and 29.67 seconds
32. 3,699 pounds
33. 1951, in the Journal, Factory Management and Maintenance
34. A jenny
35. 2005
36. Santa Claus
37. True or False: A sweet potato isn't an actual potato. True, it falls in the morning glory group
38. 1941
39. True or False: Thanksgiving is the most heavily traveled holiday of the year. True
40. Abraham Lincoln
41. About 4,500
42. 2.5 miles
43. Around 46 million
44. Plymouth, Massachusetts
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