Work with your table to answer the following trivia questions about Turkey’s

Work with your table to answer

the following

trivia questions

about Turkey’s.

..

1What are Turkey steaks?

A. low-fat microwaveable steak

B. slices of raw turkey breast meat

C.deep-fried turkey toes

2 What are male Turkeys called?

A. Toms

B. Gobblers

C. Reds

3 What is the mating call of a male

Turkey?A. the crow

B. the gobble

C. the sqaw

4 What is the fleshy growth from the base

of the beak that is very long on male turkeys?

A. Snood

B. Gorp

C. Hackle

5 Turkey eggs are twice as large as chicken

eggs, but what color are they?A. White with brown

speckles

B. Brown

C. tan with brown speckles

6 What famous historical figure

received turkeys as an article of tribute?A. Cortez

B. Montezuma

C. Columbus

7 What is the scientific name for the

American Wild Turkey?

A. Meleagris gallopavo

B. Homo sapien

C. Ornitholestes

8 The typical turkey farm raises how

many birds annually?

A. 50,000

B. 1,000,000

C. 3,000,000

9 What is a baby turkey called?

A. Chick

B. Gobbler

C. Poult

10What is the bright red appendage at

the neck of a turkey?A. Wattle

B. Collar

C. Guzzle

1What are Turkey steaks?

B. slices of raw turkey breast

meat

2 What are male Turkeys called?

A. Toms

3 What is the mating call of a male

Turkey?

B. the gobble

4 What is the fleshy growth from the base

of the beak that is very long on male turkeys?

A. Snood

5 Turkey eggs are twice as large as chicken

eggs, but what color are they?

C. tan with brown

speckles

6 What famous historical figure

received turkeys as an article of tribute?

B. Montezuma

7 What is the scientific name for the

American Wild Turkey?

A. Meleagris gallopavo

8 The typical turkey farm raises how

many birds annually?

A. 50,000

9 What is a baby turkey called?

C. Poult

10What is the bright red appendage at

the neck of a turkey?

A. Wattle

Who proclaimed Thanksgiving a

national Holiday?

A. Abraham Lincoln

B. John Adams

C. George Washington

Who proclaimed Thanksgiving a

national Holiday?

A. Abraham Lincoln