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Number of Questions: 28
Created by: Mira Shah
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The First Thanksgiving was a feast in 1621 and it was shared by the Pilgrims and...

the Europeans.
the Indians.
the Africans.
the Chinese.

A popular dessert of a Thanksgiving meal is...

a blueberry pie.
a lemon pie.
an apple pie.
a pumpkin pie.

The most important part of a Thanksgiving dinner is...

a chicken.
a turkey.
a ham.
a lamb.

Thanksgiving is celebrated on the fourth Thursday...

in September.
in October.
in November.
in December.

On Halloween kids go from door to door and say...

"How are you?"
"Good evening."
"Trick or treat?"
"Happy birthday!"

Halloween is celebrated on...

the 31st of September.
the 31st of October.
the 31st of November..
the 31st of December.

The USA became independent in...

1776.
1876.
1976.
2016.

The Americans celebrate their Independence Day on...

the 4th of June.
the 4th of July.
the 4th of August.
the 4th of September.

On St Patrick's Day people are dressed in...

white.
red.
orange.
green.

A shamrock is a metaphor for...

Ireland.
the Celts.
the Holy Trinity.
Great Britain.

What did St Patrick bring to Ireland?

Snakes.
Christianity.
Leprechauns.
A pot of gold.

St Patrick's Day is celebrated each year on...

the 17th of January.
the 17th of February.
the 17th of March.
the 17th of April.

Mardi Gras is French for...

Fat Tuesday.
Slim Tuesday.
Tired Tuesday.
Terrible Tuesday.

The biggest Mardi Gras carnival in the USA is in...

Los Angeles.
Seattle.
New York.
New Orleans.

Valentine's Day is celebrated on...

the 14th of January.
the 14th of February.
the 14 th of March.
the 14th of April.

What do kids leave for Santa Claus when they go to bed on a Christmas Eve?

Milk and cookies.
Juice and sandwiches.
Tea and sympathy.
Water and salad.

The person who finds a silver penny in Christmas pudding will be lucky...

the next day.
the next week
the next month.
the next year.

Christmas Eve is...

the 24th December.
the 25th December.
the 26th December.
the 27th December.

Guy Fawkes tried to blow up...

the Houses of Parliament.
Buckingham Palace.
Tower Bridge.
British Museum.

Bonfire Night is also known as...

Walpurgis Night.
St John's Eve.
Guy Fawkes Night.
King James I.

Bonfire Night is held on...

the fifth of November.
the sixth of December.
the fourth of July.
the first of April.

Notting Hill Carnival fills the streets of west London each...

June.
July.
August.
September.

On New Year's Eve when the year changes people sing Auld lang syne which is an old...

Welsh song.
Irish song.
Scottish song.
English song.

This year the Queen Elizabeth celebrates her....

85th birthday.
92nd birthday.
95th birthday.
100th birthday.

The Queen's Parade in honour of the Queen's birthday takes place in...

June.
July.
August.
September.

May Day is celebrated on...

the first of May.
the second of May.
the third of May.
the fourth of May.

What Easter treats are there in the picture?

Funnel cakes.
Hot cross buns.
Doughnuts.
Cookies.

Easter is celebrated in...

the spring.
the summer.
the autumn.
the winter.

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