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100

What day is Halloween celebrated on?

October 31st

100

True or False:

Red squirrels represent the preparation of the future.

True

100

True or False:

Many countries that live close to the equator do not experience Autumn.

True

200

Name at least 2 foods that you would normally see stuffed inside a cornucopia for Thanksgiving?

Beans, squash, corn, pumpkin, turkey, mashed potatoes, gravy, cranberries, or mac n cheese

200

True or False:

The Chrysanthemum represents joy, strength, and light.

False

200

What was Autumn originally called?

"Harvest"

300

Who created Thanksgiving?

Pilgrims

300

Name at least 3 colours that the Chrysanthemum flower come in

Red, orange, yellow, peach, white

300

What does the Latin word "aequo nox" mean?

equally night
400

What did people believe what would happen on Halloween day?

Ghosts would come back to the earthly world and people believed they would encounter ghosts if they left their homes.

400

What does Autumn represent?

Options:

Ripening, Harvest, Abundance, Death, Decay, Maturity, or Adulthood

400

Name 1 traditional festival that happen in the season of Autumn.

(Halloween and Thanksgiving do not count)

The Day of the Dead

Chinese Moon Festival

Bonfire Night

Hindu Diwali, Festival of Lights

Jewish Holiday of Sukkot


500

Why is Halloween always celebrated at the end of October?

To honor the end of the harvest season and honor the start of the new year

500

What does the maple leaf represent?

Love, Longevity, Balance, or Abundance

500

Why do leaves turn orange and yellow in Autumn?

In Autumn, when the sun weakens and the days grow shorter, the amount of chlorophyll in leaves diminish, making way for new colours.