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- On Nov. 26, 1966, in Brittany, what European president opened the first tidal power station in the world?
- In what country did apple pie originate?
- What sex of turkey gobbles?
- What one-word 1978 disco song title has four periods?
- On Nov. 27, 1955, what engineer and author was born who had a PBS series about science?
- Which U.S. state has the most pumpkin acreage: California, Illinois or New Mexico?
- What U.S. bridge has been “sold” by con artists at least three times (one ending up in Sing Sing)?
- On Nov. 28, 1967, the first pulsar was discovered; what is a pulsar?
- What is a supreme (or supreme – highest degree of quality) of poultry?
- On Nov. 29, 1972, Atari released what video game?
- Where do wild turkeys sleep?
- What is the first recorded year when Cape Cod cranberry bogs were flooded and frozen for a better harvest: 1732, 1838 or 1907?
- On Nov. 30, 1872, the first-ever international soccer match took place in Glasgow; what two countries competed?
- In the 1893 play “A Woman of No Importance,” who wrote, “After a good dinner, one can forgive anybody, even one’s own relations”?
- On Dec. 1, 1878, who installed the first telephone at the White House?
- On Nov. 23, 1921, The Baltimore Sun reported that what took an airplane to the White House “wearing an aviation helmet and goggles and clad in a black and gold sweater held on by a pink bow” (and also a train ride after it got sick)?
- December 2 is International Day for the Abolition of Slavery; what U.S. state’s constitution (1777) was the first U.S. document to abolish slavery?
- What country produces the most cranberries?
- Can turkeys fly?
- On Dec. 3, 1800, the Electoral College had a tie vote for what two candidates?
