This is the English word for "vendemmia."
What is the harvest (specifically, the grape harvest)?
People dip apples in this to hope for a "sweet" new year.
What is honey?
This is the shape of a songpyeon rice cake.
What is a half moon?
This is the Japanese word for "moon viewing."
What is Tsukimi?
This verb tense is used for actions happening right now: "I am eating."
What is the present continuous?
This is the place where grapes grow.
What is a vineyard?
This fruit is eaten because its many seeds represent good deeds.
What is a pomegranate?
Songpyeon is made from this main ingredient.
What is rice flour?
This is the name of the small rice dumplings eaten during Japanese harvest moon celebration.
What is dango?
This word compares two things, like "bigger" or "more interesting."
What is a comparative?
After grapes are picked, they go here to be crushed.
What is a press?
This is the name of the horn that is blown during the holiday.
What is a shofar?
Songpyeon is cooked using this method, over pine needles.
What is steaming?
This is the name of the tall grass used to decorate homes during Tsukimi.
What is susuki?
"She walked" and "she went" are both examples of this tense.
What is the past simple?
This word describes grapes that are ready to pick.
What does "ripe" mean?
How many days is Rosh Hashanah?
What is two days?
According to tradition, a young woman who shapes a beautiful songpyeon might get this in the future
What is a good husband (or a beautiful daughter)?
Long ago, farmers used the bright light of this moon to keep working at night.
What is the Harvest Moon?
This is the correct form: "Do you ___ any brothers or sisters?"
What is "have"?
This is the month when the grape harvest usually happens in Italy.
What is September?
The shofar is traditionally made from the horn of this animal.
What is a ram?
Name one traditional filling for songpyeon besides sesame seeds.
What is chestnuts (or sweet red beans)?
The Harvest Moon appears close to this event, which marks the start of autumn
What is the autumn equinox?
This is the irregular past simple form: "Yesterday, I ___ to the market."
What is "went"?