Question templates
Sixteen questions about the first feast, the parade, the football games and the pies, plus a few for your own table. Show the QR code and everyone answers from their phone while the turkey rests.
Make your Thanksgiving quizThe big screen and a participant's phone
A good Thanksgiving game mixes questions with a right answer and questions with none. History and food trivia settle bets, while white meat or dark meat starts the real debate. Both fit in one presentation.
Play one short round before the meal and another with dessert. The free plan allows five questions per presentation, so two or three presentations cover the whole day. You choose when each answer appears.
The same questions work for a team lunch or a Friday call. Share the short link in the chat and colleagues in other countries answer too, each phone showing the questions in its own language. Nobody installs an app or makes an account.
Each one shows the Hopvote question type that fits it best. Free plan: 5 questions per presentation, so play in rounds.
In what year was the Plymouth harvest feast, often called the first Thanksgiving?
Answer: 1621. Closest guess wins.
In what year did Abraham Lincoln proclaim a national day of Thanksgiving?
Answer: 1863. Closest guess wins.
In what year was the first Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade held?
Answer: 1924. Closest guess wins.
Put these in order: Plymouth feast, Lincoln's proclamation, first Macy's parade, Congress fixes the fourth Thursday.
Right order: 1621, 1863, 1924, 1941.
On which day is Thanksgiving celebrated in the United States?
Four options, the fourth Thursday of November is correct. Set a 15 second timer.
What is a male turkey called?
Four options, a tom is correct.
Which two NFL teams traditionally play on Thanksgiving Day?
Four pairs, the Detroit Lions and the Dallas Cowboys are correct.
When is Thanksgiving celebrated in Canada?
Four options, the second Monday of October is correct.
Match each dish with its main ingredient.
Stuffing, cranberry sauce, pumpkin pie, mashed potatoes.
White meat or dark meat?
Show the split on the screen, then enjoy the protests.
Which sides must be on the table?
Pick all that apply, from green beans to the sweet potatoes.
Rank the pies from the one you love most.
Pumpkin, apple, pecan, sweet potato, cherry.
How much do you love leftovers the next day?
A score from 1 to 5, shown as an average.
What are you thankful for this year?
One or two words each. The biggest words fill the screen.
What is the one tradition at your table that never changes?
Open text. Read the best ones aloud.
Spin the wheel: who carves the turkey?
Type the names of the guests, or leave it empty to draw among connected first names.
A QR code on the TV, one short round before the meal.
Five questions over lunch, with a podium for the winners.
Share the short link in the chat so remote colleagues play too.
A history warm-up the day before the holiday.
Poll, quiz, word cloud, rating or Q&A. Or let the AI draft them.
On screen or in your slides. People scan it and they are in.
Results update live on the big screen, then export them.
Eight to twelve is plenty for a meal, played in two short rounds. The free plan allows five questions per presentation, so make one presentation per round.
Yes. Each question here is built to have a clear answer you can set as the correct one, and the opinion questions simply show the results on the screen.
Yes. Swap the date and history questions for your own, the question types work the same way.
Yes to start: every question type, up to 80 participants and 5 questions per presentation. For a very large gathering the Event Pass is €9.