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All About USA 3. Unit 3. Thanksgiving. Post reading activity
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When do Americans celebrate Thanksgiving?
A:
on December 25
B:
on the fourth Thursday in November
C:
on July 4
D:
on the first Monday in March
What do families usually do on Thanksgiving?
A:
go to picnic
B:
go to school
C:
have a big family meal
D:
do sports
Which food is traditionally eaten on Thanksgiving?
A:
hamburgher
B:
pizza
C:
turkey
D:
fries
In what year did the Pilgrims travel to America?
A:
1545
B:
1492
C:
1625
D:
1620
Where did the Pilgrims come from?
A:
America
B:
Italy
C:
England
D:
France
Where did the Pilgrims land?
A:
Paris
B:
Rome
C:
Massachussets
D:
London
What happened during the Pilgrims' first winter?
A:
they returned to England
B:
many people died from cold, hunger and disease
C:
they built houses
D:
it was easy and comfortable
Who helped the Pilgrims?
A:
British soldiers
B:
Native Americans
C:
Sailors
D:
French armies
What did the Native Americans teach the Pilgrims?
A:
to plant corn, hunt and fish
B:
to build ships
C:
to make clothes
D:
to read and write
Why did the Pilgrims have a feast?
A:
they had plenty of food and wanted to give thanks
B:
they wanted to leave
C:
they found gold
D:
they had Chrsitmas
Who worked for many years to make Thanksgiving a national holiday?
A:
Sarah Hale
B:
John Kennedy
C:
Thomas Jefferson
D:
Marta Washington
Which sentence is true?
A:
The Pilgrims came from France.
B:
Thanksgiving is celebrated in the spring.
C:
Thanksgiving became a holiday in 1620.
D:
Native Americans helped the Pilgrims survive.