Kitchen Capers
A Day in London
Fly with Me
Fall Harvest
Football Talk
100

This classic baking disaster happens because the home cook mistakenly uses this "table" mineral instead of sugar.

Salt.

100

Red and double-decker are two iconic characteristics of this kind of London transport.

Buses.

100

Skydiving when strapped to another person is known as this.

Tandem.

100

This flower is the most common flower associated with fall and has one of the longest bloom times.

Chrysanthemum 

100

The team that is holding the ball and trying to score a touchdown.

Offense. 

200

This ingredient makes bread rise.

Yeast.

200

This breakfast beverage is not merely the English standard; it's almost mandatory.

Tea. 

200

"Fly Me to the [this place]" is a beloved standard tune that has survived generation after generation.

Moon

200

This purple vegetable only wishes it came from a chicken.

Eggplant

200

The person playing the position that throws the ball.

Quarterback. 

300

This kitchen appliance displays magnets.

Refrigerator 

300

This is the nickname for London's underground transit, the oldest subway in the world.

The Tube. 

300

This superhero famously says, "Up, up, and away!" before taking off.

Superman

300

This sun-chasing flower is a sure sign of harvest season.

Sunflower

300

Term for throwing the ball to a teammate.

Pass 

400

This famous TV chef shouts "Bam!" while seasoning food.

Emeril Lagasse 

400

This official London royal residence is the place to see the changing of the guard.

Buckingham Palace. 

400

If thrown correctly, this colorful toy spins through the air and then returns.

Boomerang 

400

Once the air chills, we turn our attention away from the summer varieties and turn to acorn, spaghetti, and butternut varieties of this vegetable. 

Winter squash 

400

The term that describes the defensive team catching a ball meant for an offensive receiver.

Interception/turnover/pick 

500

This kitchen measurement equals 16 fluid ounces.

A pint. 

500

Home to Big Ben, the Clock Tower in London was renamed in her honor in 2012.

Queen Elizabeth II

500

This expression comes from skydiving and means that individuals need to take responsibility for their own preparations. 

"Pack your own parachute"

500

Once October hits, iced coffee cravings are frequently replaced by this flavor of latte.

Pumpkin spice 

500

The special teams player who drops the ball and gives it a boot.

Punter