Thanksgiving Vocabulary Essentials

The video provides a comprehensive overview of Thanksgiving in the United States, covering its history, vocabulary, and traditional foods. It includes personal anecdotes and family traditions, highlighting the cultural significance of the holiday. The video also offers pronunciation tips for key terms and encourages viewers to engage with the content by sharing their own Thanksgiving experiences.

When is Thanksgiving celebrated in the United States?

• First Thursday of November

• Fourth Thursday of November

• Third Thursday of November

• Second Thursday of November

Who made Thanksgiving a national holiday in the United States?

• John Adams

• Abraham Lincoln

• Thomas Jefferson

• George Washington

What does the word 'colonist' refer to?

• A person who harvests crops

• A person who settles in a new country

• A person who travels for religious reasons

• A person who celebrates Thanksgiving

What is another word for 'autumn'?

• Spring

• Winter

• Fall

• Summer

What is a 'feast'?

• A small meal

• A large meal

• A type of crop

• A type of hat

What is a 'cornucopia'?

• A type of casserole

• A type of turkey

• A horn-shaped basket

• A type of pilgrim hat

Which of the following is NOT a common way to prepare turkey?

• Roasted

• Boiled

• Grilled

• Deep fried

What does 'from scratch' mean in cooking?

• Using basic, raw ingredients

• Using pre-made ingredients

• Using canned ingredients

• Using frozen ingredients

What is 'stuffing' typically made of?

• Cubed bread and herbs

• Green beans

• Mashed potatoes

• Sweet potatoes

What is a traditional dessert at Thanksgiving?

• Apple pie

• Pecan pie

• Pumpkin pie

• Cherry pie