Often mistaken for a vegetable, this fall staple is technically a fruit because it contains seeds.
What is a pumpkin?
Mulled wine gets its name from wine prepared with these added ingredients.
What are spices?
What room do ghosts avoid?
What is the living room?
The world's largest pumpkin contests are commonly held in this U.S. state known for wine country.
What is California?
This nut, often featured in fall baking, is the state nut of Alabama.
What is the pecan?
What kind of music do mummies listen to?
What is wrap music?
Native to North America, this crop was one of the "Three Sisters" grown alongside beans and squash.
What is corn (maize)?
This Thanksgiving side dish shares its name with a method of filling a pillow.
What is stuffing?
Why don't skeletons fight each other?
What is they don't have the guts?
Most canned "pumpkin" sold in North America is actually this closely related squash variety.
What is butternut-type squash)?
Marshmallows are commonly baked on top of this sweet Thanksgiving vegetable.
What is a sweet potato?
What do you call a witch who lives at the beach?
What is a sand-witch?
The largest pumpkin ever grown weighed over this many pounds: 500, 1,000, or 2,000?
What is 2,000 pounds?
The spice cinnamon comes from the bark of this type of plant.
What is a tree?
Why are graveyards so noisy?
What is because of all the coffin?