Vocabulary
Daily double/why
100

This word describes gathered or picked crops, like apples taken from an orchard in the autumn.

What is harvested?


100

 Gala, Fuji, and Golden Delicious are all different types or kinds of apples, also known as these.

What are varieties?

200

Workers scrubbed the apples this way—with lots of energy, force, and effort.

What is vigorously?

200

Why do cider makers inspect the apples and use only whole ones?

 What is to keep the cider tasting fresh and safe from bad bacteria or mold?

300

To look at something very closely and carefully to check for flaws or rotten spots.

What is inspect?


300

Why is half of the ground apple pulp frozen and stored away right after grinding?

What is to preserve the pulp so fresh cider can be made later in the year?

400

If a container is filled all the way to this top edge, it can’t hold another single drop! What is another word ofr top edge?

Brim

400

Why can apple cider still be produced and enjoyed in the spring if apples are only harvested in the autumn?

What is because of the frozen apple pulp that was saved from the fall harvest?

500

Pressure is applied to the apple pulp to pull out or squeeze out all of the sweet juice.

What is extract?

500

Why are several different varieties of apples, such as Gala, Fuji, and Golden Delicious, mixed together during the cider-making process?

What is to get the perfect balance of flavor and sweetness in the cider?