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smarting with us. Hello, Smarty Pants, and welcome to trusty trivia Thursday. Today we're

gobbling up gratitude, stuffing ourselves the stories, and mashing together the flavorful

facts of Thanksgiving.

But before we carve into the questions, let's give a cranberry saucy shout-out to Lewis and

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learn new stuff. Yep, that's what it's all about. Thanks for smarting with us,

you two. Now, let's pass the gravy and get into it. Question one. Which year is considered

the year of the first Thanksgiving? Is it A, 1492, B, 1621, or C. 1967.

Did you say B?

Then you are historically stuffed!

The first Thanksgiving was celebrated in 1621 by the Pilgrims and the Wampanoag after a successful harvest.

Question two.

Which bird did Benjamin Franklin want to make the U.S. national bird?

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