Granny's fall Kitchen
What ingredient is responsible for the distinctive flavour of gingerbread?
Ginger
Which Neil Diamond song became famous for the crowd response "so good, so good, so good"?
Sweet Caroline
What animal appears on the Canadian five-cent coin?
Beaver
I have no lungs, but I need air.
Water can kill me.
I keep you warm on a chilly October night
Fire
What animal is famous for spraying a foul-smelling liquid when threatened?
Skunk
What fruit is traditionally used to make cider?
Apples
Which Beatles song opens with Paul McCartney finding himself "in times of trouble"?
Let it be
What Canadian city is nicknamed the Stampede City?
Calgary
I'm round and orange.
I grow on a vine.
In October, someone may give me a face.
Pumpkin
True or false: Bats are blind.
False. Bats can see
What is the liquid left behind after butter is churned from cream traditionally called?
Buttermilk
Which song made famous by Louis Armstrong asks us to appreciate trees, roses and the beauty around us?
What a Wonderful World
What Canadian province produces the majority of the world's maple syrup?
Quebec
I have one eye but can't see.
I'm very small.
Needle
What is a group of owls traditionally called?
Parliment
What mixture of flour and fat is used to thicken gravy?
Roux
Which Dolly Parton hit is addressed to a woman who could steal her man?
Jolene
What is Canada's longest river?
Mackenzie
You can hear me, but you can't see me.
I repeat what you say but don't understand a word of it.
Echo
What term describes an animal that is primarily active at night?
Nocturnal
What old-fashioned dessert consists of fruit topped with a crumbly mixture of flour, butter and sugar?
Fruit Crumble/Crisp
Which Creedence Clearwater Revival song warns that trouble is coming with a certain moon?
Bad Moon Rising
hich province was the last to join Canada, in 1949?
Newfoundland / Labrador
The more I dry, the wetter I become.
Towel
Which insect produces flashes of light at night to communicate?
Firefly