Holidays in fall
Foods & Flavors
Fall Symbols
Fall harvests
Closet choices
100
The celebration of gratitude.

What is Thanksgiving?

100

A famous apple-based drink.

What is apple cider?

100

A large orange fruit often that is often called a vegetable.

What is a pumpkin?

100

A tree-grown fruit that can vary from green to red, and from soft to crunchy.

What is an apple?

100

A long strip of fabric (often woven) tasked in warming your neck.

What is a scarf?

200

A popular, scary, candy-filled holiday originally with carved turnips, potatoes, and beets as decorations.

What is Halloween?

200

A large bird often served on October 12th.

What is turkey?

200

These three colours often represent fall scenery.

What is red orange and yellow?

200

A yellow cob sometimes eaten with butter and salt.

What is corn?

200

Another type of gloves, with less defined fingers.

What are mitts?

300

The day to honor the dead who fought for us.

What is Remembrance day.

300

A pastry made with a winter squash filling.

What is Pumpkin Pie?

300

A small nut from an oak tree, often associated with squirrels.

What is an acorn?

300

A sweet, orange or purple root vegetable related to another famous food.

What is a sweet potato?

300

A piece of clothing meant to warm your head.

What is a beanie?

400

The Hindu festival of lights.

What is Diwali?

400

A crushed root vegetable often served with butter or gravy.

What is mashed potatoes?

400

A small, vine-grown fruit that is used in a worldwide famous alcoholic beverage.

What are grapes?
400

A cross pattern clothing item that usually has red or black in the design is called this.

What is plaid.

500

One of the oldest fall symbols, a horn shaped woven wood basket filled with squash, apples, grapes, and other fall foods.

What is a cornucopia?