Pumpkin Spice and Everything Nice
Snack-o-Lanterns
Fall Flicks
Haunted History
Harvest of Knowledge
Ainley Antics
100

This spice, a key ingredient in pumpkin spice, is made from the inner bark of trees.

Cinnamon

100

This candy is known for its orange, yellow, and white layers.

Candy Corn

100

This 1993 Disney film features the Sanderson Sisters returning to Salem.

Hocus Pocus

100

This spooky trial took place in Massachusetts in 1692.

Salem Witch Trials

100

Farmers harvest this grain in the fall, which is used to make bread, cereal, and pasta.

Wheat

100

One of Ainley’s favorite fall activities involves this cozy beverage often enjoyed during chilly autumn days.

Chai Latte

200

Ginger. Sporty. Posh. Scary. Baby.

Spice Girls
200

In some Latin American countries, "Pan de Muerto" is eaten during this holiday honoring loved ones.

Dia de los Muertos

200

In this 2017 horror film, a shape-shifting entity terrorizes a small town’s children every 27 years during the fall season.

It

200

The “Trail of Tears” is remembered as a haunting chapter of U.S. history involving the forced removal of THIS main Native American group.

Cherokee

200

This chemical element, symbolized by “Fe,” is essential for healthy blood and was first isolated in 1748.

Iron

200

This is Ainley's favorite coffee shop in town.

Mission Coffee

300

This famous Portuguese explorer was searching for the Spice Islands, and ended up dying in the Phillipeans.

Magellan

300

Traditionally, this thick, dark liquid made from boiling down the sap of a tree is a common sweetener in fall baking.

Maple syrup

300

This catchy song revealed the true identity of the mischievous neighbor Agatha Harkness in the Marvel series WandaVision.

"Agatha All Along"

300

This U.S. president’s ghost is rumored to haunt the White House.

Abraham Lincoln

300

This ancient grain, once a staple food for Native Americans, is often referred to as “the staff of life.”

Corn

300

Ainley’s favorite fall/winter movie to watch for seasonal inspiration is this.

Harry Potter

400

Starbucks first introduced the Pumpkin Spice Latte in this year. 

2003

400

This type of bread, flavored with molasses and spices such as cinnamon and cloves, is a traditional fall treat often served with butter or cream cheese.

Gingerbread

400

In a 2014 episode of “Parks and Recreation,” Leslie Knope hosts a “Pumpkin Festival” in this fictional town.

Pawnee

400

This ancient site in England, built around 3100 BC, is believed by some to be a place of supernatural energy and ghostly phenomena.

Stonehenge

400

This ancient city, buried by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD, was rediscovered in the 18th century.

Pompeii

400

Ainley's favorite fall fashion piece.

Oversized flannel (200 points if just flannel)

500

This spice in pumpkin spice, known for its pungent aroma, is derived from the dried flower buds of a tree and was once so valuable it was used as currency.

Cloves

500

The tradition of carving jack-o’-lanterns originally used this vegetable instead of pumpkins.

Turnip

500

In “Gilmore Girls,” Lorelai and Rory often enjoy their coffee at this local café, especially during the cozy fall seasons in Stars Hollow.

Luke's Diner

500

This U.S. city is known as the “Most Haunted City in America” due to its history of ghost sightings and paranormal activity. (Only the state? = 250 points)

Savannah, Georgia

500

This U.S. state is the largest producer of pumpkins in the country.

Illinois

500

Ainley received all A's in college, except for THIS class, in which she proudly took the B.

Philosophy