Sports
Tailgating is most famously associated with this American sport.
Football
This type of vinegar has been associated with potential benefits including blood sugar regulation and is made from fermented apples.
Apple cider vinegar
In 1692, this Massachusetts town became famous for a series of witchcraft trials.
Salem
This bird's name comes from the same word used for a country located at the crossroads of Europe and Asia.
Turkey
This German festival began in 1810 to celebrate a royal wedding and eventually became one of the world's largest beer festivals.
Oktoberfest
This famous ship carried the Pilgrims across the Atlantic in 1620.
Mayflower
The championship series for this sport is traditionally played during October and is known as the World Series.
Baseball
This red berry is one of only a few fruits native to North America that is commercially cultivated on a large scale.
Cranberry
This fictional character is famous for saying that he believes the Great Pumpkin will appear in a pumpkin patch.
Linus
A male turkey is began in New York City in commonly called this.
Tom
Pumpkins originated in this part of the world and were cultivated by Indigenous peoples thousands of years ago.
North America
This popular coffee beverage combines espresso, steamed milk, pumpkin flavoring, and spices.
Pumpkin Spice Latte
The Vince Lombardi Trophy is awarded to the winner of this championship game.
The Super Bowl
This legendary American folk hero is said to have planted apple trees throughout parts of the frontier.
Johnny Appleseed
This group of people were among the first known to use scarecrows, placing them in fields to protect crops from birds featuring three witches and a black cat has.
Egyptians
This department store's annual Thanksgiving parade began in New York City in 1924.
Macy's
This insect makes an extraordinary fall migration from Canada and the United States to central Mexico.
Monarch Butterfly
This famous song by Earth, Wind & Fire contains the repeated question, "Do you remember..."
September
This annual horse race, held in November in Kentucky, is known as the "Run for the Roses."
The Breeders' Cup / Kentucky Derby
This traditional Southern dish made from cornmeal was originally a practical staple because corn was inexpensive and readily available.
Cornbread
This 1993 Disney film featuring three witches and a black cat has become a Halloween classic.
Hocus Pocus
This term for the day after Thanksgiving originally referred to the chaos it caused for Philadelphia police before becoming associated with holiday shopping.
Black Friday
This continent is the only continent where pumpkins are not traditionally grown on a large commercial scale and has no native pumpkin-growing tradition.
Antarctica
These are the three zodiac signs associated with the fall months.
Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius
This trophy is awarded to the champion of Major League Baseball's World Series.
Commissioner's Trophy
This Native American crop, along with beans and squash, made up the agricultural combination sometimes called the "Three Sisters."
Corn / Maize
The original Celtic festival that influenced modern Halloween was called this.
Samhain
The Thanksgiving holiday was proclaimed a national holiday by which U.S. president?
Abraham Lincoln
This country is credited with beginning the tradition of carving turnips and other root vegetables into lanterns that eventually inspired the modern jack-o'-lantern.
Ireland
This U.S. state has a town known as the "Pumpkin Capital of the World" and hosts an annual pumpkin festival.
Illinois