At the Stroke of Time
This is the number of rotations Earth makes in a day.
One
Park Avenue, Reading
Railroad, Marvin
Gardens, and jail
Monopoly
Women love to wear fancy
hats to this Triple Crown horse
race at Churchill Downs.
Kentucky Derby
The season changes to this
on Thursday, September 22.
Fall
This citrus fruit is most
associated with vitamin C.
Orange
The United States might switch
to year-round observation of
this type of time that we
currently observe between the
second Sunday in March and
the first Sunday in November.
Daylight Savings Time
“Come on down!”
The Price is Right
Stetson hats were originally
made for these men.
Cowboys
Name one of the two
September astrological signs.
Virgo or Libra
This pole has no
standard time zone.
South
This round, outdoor timepiece
tells time on sunny days.
Sundial
Colonel Mustard did it
with the candlestick in
the conservatory.
Clue
These people wear
mortarboards.
Graduates
When you were in school,
it’s likely your school year
started after this September
holiday, which is the first
Monday in September.
Labor Day
Instead of carrying money,
this royal’s purse is a
communication device.
Queen Elizabeth II
Our calendar is called the
Gregorian calendar. It used
to be this calendar.
Julian
“Survey says…”
Family Feud
This straw hat is named for a
Central American country.
Panama Hat
This is September’s birthstone.
Sapphire
President George H. W. Bush
hated this vegetable.
Broccoli
People who love happy
hour proclaim it’s this
time somewhere.
Five o'clock
Vanna White turns the
cards on this show.
Wheel of Fortune
This is Charlie Chaplin’s
signature hat.
Bowler, billycock, or derby
“September Morn” is a hit song
by this artist who also recorded
the hits “Cracklin’ Rosie” and
“Sweet Caroline.”
Neil Diamond
Name one of the two facial/
head features that never
stop growing.
Nose or Ears