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100

This 1978 slasher follows babysitter Laurie Strode on Halloween night.

Halloween

100

This position is usually responsible for throwing the football.

Quarterback

100

In 1692, this town was the site of a famous series of witchcraft trials.

Salem

100

This seasonal drink has led the Starbucks menu every fall since 2003.

Pumpkin Spice Latte

100

This butterfly species is famous for its autumn migration to Mexico.

Monarch Butterfly

200

This 1998 supernatural comedy stars Nicole Kidman and Sandra Bullock as witch sisters

Practical Magic

200

This fall football tradition involves fans gathering outside the stadium to grill food and socialize before kickoff.

Tailgating

200

The first Europeans to settle in the colonies had a hard time growing grains and barley needed to brew beer. However, apples grew easily in New England, making this drink a popular option.

Apple Cider

200

This term, referring to the day after Thanksgiving, originally described the chaos it caused for Philadelphia police, but later became associated with retailers moving into profitability

Black Friday

200

This Continent is the only one that does not grow pumpkins.

Antarctica

300

Pennywise the clown terrorizes children in this Stephen King adaptation

It

300

A touchdown is worth this many points before any extra-point attempt.

6

300

This celebration originated in October 1810 as a royal wedding celebration in Munich Germany to celebrate the marriage of Crown Prince Ludwig and Princess Therese of Saxony-Hildburghausen.

Oktoberfest

300

While Thanksgiving pie preference varies by state and region, this pie is documented as the most popular to accompany Thanksgiving meal. 

Pumpkin Pie

300

The process where animals prepare for winter by storing food or building up body fat

Hibernation preparation 

400

In this 2000 rom-com, two rival coworkers unknowingly fall in love with each other through anonymous emails, all while running competing bookstores in New York City

You’ve Got Mail  

400

Played in late November, this annual NFL tradition features the Detroit Lions and often the Dallas Cowboys.

Thanksgiving Day Football

400

Halloween originates from the ancient festival of Samhain ("Summer's End") which began in this country.

Ireland

400

The 1978 hit song "September" by Earth, Wind, and Fire mentions this specific date.

21st Night of September

400

This term describes trees that keep their leaves year-round.

Ever-green

500

The name of the high-school football team in the hit show Friday Night Lights

Dillon Panthers

500

This team shares the NFL record for the most Super Bowl Wins to date.

The New England Patriots or the Pittsburgh Steelers

500

Ancient evidence shows scarecrow use in this country 3000 years ago.

Ancient Egypt

500

Every U.S. President since George H. W Bush has granted a yearly ceremonial pardon to this animal.

Turkey

500

This special astronomical day marks the official start of autumn?

Autumn Equinox

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