Thanksgiving: A Soul’s Code interactive quiz

2008 06 15 harvest 285x300 Thanksgiving: A Souls Code interactive quizThanksgiving, more than turkey, football and the annual Macy’s parade . . . it’s a spiritual tradition

The Thanksgiving celebration is not uniquely American (or if you’re Canadian, an October thing). Festivities expressing gratitude for prosperity and abundance occur in practically every culture, dating back to ancient Greece and Rome, and beyond.

So if you need an escape between family feuds and football, we give you six trivia questions to educate and amuse yourself about the spiritual dimension of the give-thanks holiday:


1. Thanksgiving was originally a harvest celebration. Which of the following is not a traditional harvest celebration?






heraclescornucopia 277x300 Thanksgiving: A Souls Code interactive quiz2. According to Greek mythology, the cornucopia was one of the horns of Amalthaea, the goat who nursed the god Zeus when he was a baby. What did it produce?






3. Which country’s ambassador became enamored of the concept of Thanksgiving on a visit to the U.S., and brought it to his homeland?






4. The first Thanksgiving in North America was celebrated in what year?






thanksgiving 300x190 Thanksgiving: A Souls Code interactive quiz5. In the United States, Thanksgiving has been an annual celebration since 1863. In what year did it become a federal holiday?






6. In Roman mythology, the cornucopia was the horn of the river god Achelous. After Hercules broke it off in a fight and the water nymphs filled the horn with flowers and fruit, to which deity was it offered?








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2 Responses to “Thanksgiving: A Soul’s Code interactive quiz”

  1. on 27 Nov 2009 at 8:11 am 1.Tracy said …

    Whoa, this is a hard one, I got 3/6 and that’s just with lucky guessing!

  2. on 27 Nov 2009 at 11:30 am 2.Richard said …

    A quiz that makes you think, thanks! I learned a few new things from it.

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