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25 Thanksgiving Vocabulary Quiz

A 25-word Thanksgiving vocabulary quiz: guess the right meaning of feast, kitchen and harvest words like baste, roux, trivet and succotash. Play free with friends in a live room or use it in class.

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  • 1. What does 'cornucopia' mean?

    easy
    • A carved wooden serving spoon
    • A deep pot for slow-cooking corn
    • A horn-shaped container overflowing with fruit and grain
    • A woven runner for a long feast table
  • 2. What does 'gratitude' mean?

    easy
    • A formal speech given before dinner
    • A sleepy feeling after a big meal
    • Pride in a dish you cooked yourself
    • The feeling of being thankful
  • 3. What does 'baste' mean?

    medium
    • To pack bread stuffing inside a bird
    • To slice cooked meat very thinly
    • To soak meat overnight in salt water
    • To spoon juices or melted fat over food while it cooks
  • 4. What does 'glaze' mean?

    easy
    • A crumbly topping of flour and butter
    • A frozen fruit dessert
    • A thick sauce made from pan scraps
    • A thin, shiny coating brushed onto food
  • 5. What does 'truss' mean?

    medium
    • To cut a bird into eight pieces
    • To remove the bones from a bird
    • To rub spices under the skin
    • To tie a bird's legs and wings close to its body before roasting
  • 6. What does 'giblets' mean?

    medium
    • The bread cubes used in stuffing
    • The crispy bits of skin on a roast
    • The edible heart, liver and gizzard of a bird
    • The leftover bones used for soup
  • 7. What does 'gizzard' mean?

    medium
    • A muscular part of a bird's stomach that grinds up food
    • The flap of skin under a bird's chin
    • The hollow bone in a bird's wing
    • The long tail feathers of a bird
  • 8. What does 'gourd' mean?

    easy
    • A basket for gathering apples
    • A small pumpkin-flavored cake
    • A wooden bowl for serving soup
    • The hard-shelled fruit of certain vines, often dried for decoration
  • 9. What does 'maize' mean?

    easy
    • Barley
    • Corn
    • Millet
    • Rye
  • 10. What does 'sachem' mean?

    hard
    • A ceremonial harvest dance
    • A chief or leader of some Algonquian-speaking Native peoples
    • A wooden canoe paddle
    • A woven reed sleeping mat
  • 11. What does 'proclamation' mean?

    easy
    • A handwritten family recipe
    • A list of guests invited to a dinner
    • A toast given at the end of a meal
    • An official public announcement, especially from a leader
  • 12. What does 'colonist' mean?

    easy
    • A merchant who trades spices
    • A person who guides a ship into harbor
    • A person who settles in and helps build a colony
    • A soldier who guards a fort
  • 13. What does 'roux' mean?

    hard
    • A clear soup made from bones
    • A cooked mixture of flour and fat used to thicken sauces and gravy
    • A spicy red pepper paste
    • A thin pancake folded around fruit
  • 14. What does 'cobbler' mean?

    medium
    • A baked fruit dessert with a thick biscuit or dough topping
    • A chilled custard with whipped cream
    • A crisp cookie dipped in chocolate
    • A layered cake soaked in syrup
  • 15. What does 'venison' mean?

    medium
    • The meat of a deer
    • The meat of a goose
    • The meat of a rabbit
    • The meat of a wild duck
  • 16. What does 'trivet' mean?

    medium
    • A cloth for wiping spills
    • A small stand that keeps a hot dish off the table
    • A three-pronged carving fork
    • A tray for passing rolls
  • 17. What does 'relish' mean?

    medium
    • A chopped, often tangy condiment made from fruits or vegetables
    • A creamy soup made from potatoes
    • A hot drink made with spices
    • A sweet bread baked with raisins
  • 18. What does 'bog' mean?

    medium
    • A dry, sandy hill near the coast
    • A grassy field kept for grazing
    • A rocky river canyon
    • Wet, spongy ground rich in decaying plant matter
  • 19. What does 'equinox' mean?

    medium
    • A time when day and night are about the same length everywhere
    • The coldest night of winter
    • The first frost of autumn
    • The longest day of the year
  • 20. What does 'drippings' mean?

    medium
    • Melted ice cream on a pie plate
    • The fat and juices that collect under meat as it roasts
    • The last drops of gravy left in a bowl
    • Water that condenses on a pot lid
  • 21. What does 'compote' mean?

    hard
    • Bread toasted in butter
    • Fruit cooked slowly in syrup
    • Nuts roasted with salt
    • Vegetables pickled in vinegar
  • 22. What does 'garnish' mean?

    easy
    • A large platter for carving meat
    • A small edible decoration added to a dish
    • A spice blend for pie
    • The last course of a meal
  • 23. What does 'centerpiece' mean?

    easy
    • A cloth runner placed under the plates
    • A decorative arrangement in the middle of a table
    • The biggest slice of pie
    • The seat at the head of the table
  • 24. What does 'abundance' mean?

    easy
    • A feeling of homesickness
    • A short break between courses
    • A small portion of food
    • A very large amount of something; plenty
  • 25. What does 'succotash' mean?

    hard
    • A baked pudding of sweet potatoes
    • A dish of corn and lima or shell beans cooked together
    • A salad of cranberries and nuts
    • A thick stew of turkey and rice
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