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Test Your Knowledge: November 29, 2025

10 questions on the week's reporting, from the edition of November 29, 2025. Answer one and you get the explanation, plus a link to the article that covers it.

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10 questions · about 3 minutes
01

Which president issued the first Presidential Thanksgiving Proclamation in 1789?

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George Washington. Read: Presidential Thanksgiving Proclamation Reflects Changing Values

02

Who was the first group of people to celebrate Thanksgiving in 1621?

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Pilgrims. Read: Pilgrims and Life in Early America

03

What is one reason turkeys became the centerpiece of Thanksgiving dinner?

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They are large enough to feed big groups of people. Read: Gobbling Up Turkey on Thanksgiving Day

04

What is ‘sobaheg’?

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A Native American stew. Read: Thanksgiving Myths Debunked

05

What subject, over the years, failed to be included in the presidential proclamations?

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God. Read: Presidential Thanksgiving Proclamation Reflects Changing Values

06

What is another name used by early settlers to represent America?

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The ‘New World’. Read: Pilgrims and Life in Early America

07

Sarah Josepha Hale, a famous editor and ________, campaigned for Thanksgiving to become an official holiday.

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Activist. Read: Gobbling Up Turkey on Thanksgiving Day

08

The following quote, “To anyone with an empty seat at the dinner table, grieving the loss of a loved one, the First Lady and I hold you in our hearts and prayers”, was part of the Presidential Thanksgiving Proclamation given by:

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Joe Biden. Read: Presidential Thanksgiving Proclamation Reflects Changing Values

09

What amino acid found in turkey meat is blamed for making people sleepy after eating it?

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Tryptophan. Read: Thanksgiving Myths Debunked

10

Turkeys are directly related to:

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Dinosaurs. Read: Gobbling Turkey on Thanksgiving Day

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