Autumn Around The World
Drink/Food
Autumn Weather
History And Culture
RIDDLE
400

In Australia, autumn begins during this month rather than September.
 

Answer: What is March?

400

Despite its name, this popular autumn drink traditionally contains no alcohol
 

Answer: What is apple cider?

400

This measurement describes how much moisture is present in the air.
 

Answer: What is humidity?

400

This U.S. holiday is celebrated on the fourth Thursday of November.
 

Answer: What is Thanksgiving?

400

I wear green when I'm young,
Gold when I'm older,
And brown when I'm finished.
What am I?


Answer: A leaf

600

This Southern Hemisphere country celebrates autumn during the same months that Canada experiences spring.
 

Answer: What is New Zealand?

600

This warm breakfast dish made from oats becomes especially popular as temperatures begin to drop.
 
 

Answer: What is oatmeal?

600

The first frost of autumn can occur when temperatures near the ground fall below this degree?
 

Answer: What is 0°C (32°F)

600

This famous American author wrote The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, a story strongly associated with autumn imagery.
 

Answer: Who is Washington Irving?

600

I can be picked, pressed, baked, or poured.
What am I?


Answer: An apple

800

This tree is known for producing some of the most vivid red leaves in autumn, thanks to pigments called anthocyanins.

Answer: What is the maple tree? 🍁

800

This sweet autumn treat is made by coating apples in a sticky mixture of sugar, butter, and cream?


Answer: What are caramel apples?

800

This weather phenomenon occurs when water vapor freezes directly onto surfaces, producing a  coat of ice crystals.
 

Answer: What is frost?

800

This poet wrote the famous poem “To Autumn,” which begins with an address to the season itself.
 

Answer: Who is John Keats?

800

I arrive with no footsteps,
Leave without saying goodbye,
And make people reach for an extra layer
Without ever touching them.
What am I?


Answer: wind/breeze

1000

In Japan, this specific tree is particularly famous for producing brilliant red autumn foliage.
 

Answer: What is the Japanese maple?

1000

This type of squash has a distinctive acorn-like shape and is commonly roasted or stuffed during autumn.
 

Answer: What is acorn squash?

1000

This term describes a period of unusually warm weather that can occur during autumn in some regions of North America.
 

Answer: What is Indian summer?

1000

This 19th-century Canadian tradition involved celebrating the harvest with community gatherings, feasts, and thanksgiving ceremonies before the modern Canadian Thanksgiving holiday was established, these were called what?
 

Answer: What are harvest festivals?

1000

I am a calendar you don't hang on a wall.
My pages change color,
Then fall away.
By the time I'm empty,
You know what's coming next.
What am I?


Answer: A tree

1200

The Japanese tradition of enjoying autumn leaves is known by this term.
The Japanese tradition of enjoying autumn leaves is known by this term.

Answer: What is kōyō?

1200

This baked dessert features pears or apples beneath a pastry topping and is often served warm with ice cream.
 

Answer: What is a fruit cobbler?

1200

This meteorological term describes the boundary where two air masses with different temperatures meet, often bringing changing weather during autumn.


Answer: What is a weather front?

1200

This ancient Roman festival, held in October, honored the god of agriculture and was associated with the end of the harvest.
 

Answer: What is the festival of Meditrinalia?

1200

I am collected without being caught,
Stored without a container,
And eaten without ever visiting a grocery store.
What am I?

Answer: Acorns / nuts

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