Halloween
Animals
Food
Season
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100

Halloween is celebrated on this day every year...

October 31

100

Name one animal that flys south for the winter

geese, ducks, swans, cranes, hawks...
100

Who made the pumpkin spice latte famous? (bonus points if you can guess the year)

Starbucks (2003)

100

What is another name for fall?

Autumn

100

What fairytale has a pumpkin that is turned into a carriage?

Cinderella

200

A pumpkin with a face carved into is called...

Jack-O-Lantern
200

A baby deer is called a 

fawn

200

How many colors of M&Ms are there in a normal bag?

Six (red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and brown)

200

What U.S. holiday is celebrated on the fourth Thursday of November?

Thanksgiving

200

What is the most popular fruit, which can also be found in pies and cider

apples

300

Which Halloween candy was originally referred to as chicken feed?

Candy corn

300

Bears eat extra food and get super chubby in the fall so they can...

hibernate (sleep through most of the cold winter)

300
Is a pumpkin a fruit or a vegetable?

fruit

300

This Mexican holiday is celebrated on November 1st and November 2nd each year in the USA and across Latin America

Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead)

300

How many seeds are inside the average pumpkin?

around 500 seeds

400

What is the most popular Halloween candy?

1.Reese's Peanut Butter Cups

2.M&M's

3.Snicker

4.Kit Kat

5.Sour Patch Kids

400

A male turkey is called a 

tom

400

What is the most popular pie during the fall?

pumpkin pie

400

What month has the best fall colors on the trees?

October

400

What is Miss Verduin's favorite fall activity?

baking fall recipes or sitting by a bonfire

500
What is the most popular Halloween costume this year?

Spider-Man

500

A squirrel's big bushy tail is used for

balance and warmth

500

What is boiled down to make sweet fall pancake syrup?

Maple tree sap

500

Which U.S. state produces the most pumpkins?

Illinois

500

Before people carved jack-o-lanterns out of pumpkins, what vegetable did they use in Europe?

Turnips and beets