November, often associated with the rustling of fallen leaves and the anticipation of winter, holds its unique place between the bright colors of autumn and the white blanket of December. As the eleventh month of the year, November is replete with rich traditions, notable historical events, and celebrations like Thanksgiving that hold a special place in many hearts.
But there’s more to November than meets the eye. Have you ever wondered about the origins of its name or the significance of the dates that don’t get a national holiday? From the tales of Guy Fawkes Night, to zodiac signs Scorpio and Sagittarius and manic sales event Black Friday, November is brimming with stories waiting to be told.
Prepare to dive deep into the month of harvest, gratitude, and early sunsets. Whether you’re challenging your friends or testing your own knowledge, these November trivia questions promise to enlighten and entertain. So grab a warm drink, cozy up, and let’s journey through the wonders of November!
In the Gregorian calendar, November is the ___ month of the year.
8th
2nd
6th
11th
What is the birth flower for November?
Daffodil
Chrysanthemum
Orchid
Iria
Which famous American president was born on November 19, 1831?
Thomas Jefferson
James Garfield
Abraham Lincoln
George Washington And John Adams
In what year in November was the first Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade?
1985
1924
1960
1975
In what city is the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade held each November?
New York
Boston
Miami
Chicago
In November, World Kindness Day is celebrated on which day?
28th
1st
13th
8th
A “Charlie Brown Thanksgiving” marks the 1st animated appearance of whom?
Pig Pen
Sally
Marcie
Lucy
What year in November was Thanksgiving Day established?
1863
1955
1926
1914
Which famous novel begins with the line, “It was a bright cold day in April, and the clocks were striking thirteen”?
Brave New World
Slaughterhouse -Five
The Handmaid’s Tale
1984
On November 24, 1859, a famous book titled “On the Origin of Species” was published by which scientist?
Michael Faraday
Isaac Newton
Louis Pasteur
Charles Darwin
Which Canadian province celebrates its Provincial Day on the first Monday of November each year?
New Brunswick
Ontario
Prince Edward Island
Nova Scotia
What was the first cartoon character to be featured in the November Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade?
Mickey Mouse
Felix The Cat
Bullwinkle The Moose
Donald Duck
On which date in November did the first medical school for women open in Boston?
1758
1923
1848
1891
How long is the November Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade route?
4 Miles
2 1/2 Miles
1 Mile
31/2 Miles
In the United States, which holiday is celebrated on the fourth Thursday of November?
Thanksgiving
Labor Day
Christmas
Flag Day
Which major sporting event traditionally takes place on the first Sunday of November?
The US Open
The New York City Marathon
Tour de France
The Super Bowl
On November 5th, people in the United Kingdom celebrate a historical event by lighting bonfires and setting off fireworks. What event is commemorated on this day?
Twelfth Night
Tichborne Dole
Guy Fawkes Day
Candlemas Day
On November 11th, many countries observe a holiday to honor veterans. What is this holiday called?
Independence Day
Constitution Day
Memorial Day
Veterans Day
On what day in November did President Franklin Roosevelt set Thanksgiving in 1939?
Fourth Thursday
Third Friday
Second Sunday
Third Thursday
Which famous poet wrote the poem “The Bells,” which begins with the line, “I heard the bells on the day of November”?
Bram Stoker
H.G. Wells
William Faulkner
Edgar Allan Poe
What birthstone is associated with November?
Topaz
Pearl
Lapis lazuli
Amethyst
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