Multiple Choice Questions
- When is Canadian Thanksgiving celebrated? a) First Monday in October
b) Second Monday in October
c) Last Sunday in October
d) First Sunday in November - What historical event is Canadian Thanksgiving most closely associated with? a) The signing of a peace treaty
b) The harvest celebration 1621
c) The arrival of the first settlers
d) The end of the Revolutionary War - Which of the following foods is traditionally associated with Thanksgiving dinner in Canada? a) Ham
b) Roast beef
c) Turkey
d) Salmon - What is a common activity that Canadians participate in during the Thanksgiving weekend? a) Sledding
b) Apple picking
c) Beach volleyball
d) Skiing - Canadian Thanksgiving shares a similar purpose with which American holiday? a) Christmas
b) Easter
c) Thanksgiving
d) Independence Day
True or False Questions
- True or False: Canadian Thanksgiving is a national public holiday across the entire country.
- True or False: Thanksgiving in Canada is celebrated to give thanks for the harvest and blessings of the past year.
- True or False: In Canada, Thanksgiving is often celebrated with parades, similar to those in the U.S.
- True or False: The origins of Canadian Thanksgiving date back to the early 1600s with the French settlers in North America.
- True or False: Canadian Thanksgiving is typically observed on the same date as the American Thanksgiving.
Answers Key
- a) First Monday in October
- c) The arrival of the first settlers
- c) Turkey
- b) Apple picking
- c) Thanksgiving
- False (It is not a statutory holiday in all provinces.)
- True
- False (While there may be local festivities, large parades are more common in the U.S.)
- True
- False (Canadian Thanksgiving is celebrated in October, whereas American Thanksgiving is in November.)