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This color, often associated with energy, enthusiasm, creativity, and warmth is the most popular color associated with the season of Fall/Autumn.
What is Orange?
Which famous character is known for saying, "The Great Pumpkin will rise out of the pumpkin patch"?
Who is 'Charlie Brown'?
What fairytale has a pumpkin that is turned into a carriage?
Cinderella
This it the most popular sport played in the U.S. during fall.
What is football?
This insect flies south to Mexico and beyond for the winter during the fall months.
What are 'Monarch Butterflies'?
In 1692, this town was the site of a famous series of witchcraft trials.
What is Salem, Massachusetts?
This tree's leaves are covered in a waxy substance that stops them from changing colors.
An Evergreen/Pine tree
This is the most popular Starbucks drink during the fall months.
What is a Pumpkin Spice Latte (PSL), Pumpkin Cream Cold Brew, or Iced Pumpkin Cream Chai Tea Latte?
This Continent is the only one that does not grow pumpkins.
What is Antarctica?
This is the month that the classic hit, 'September', made famous by Earth, Wind, and Fire came out.
What is November?
This German festival began in 1810 to celebrate a royal wedding, featuring horse races as its conclusion.
What is 'Oktoberfest'?
These are the Zodiac signs of fall.
Libra, Scorprio, Sagittarius
Which 1993 Disney movie, featuring three witches and a black cat, has become a Halloween classic and is set in Salem, Massachusetts?
What is 'Hocus Pocus'?
Apples were once called this in Colonial times.
What are 'Winter bananas' or 'melt-in-the-mouths'?
An adult male turkey is called this.
What is a gobbler or a Tom?
This large melon was the inspiration for the name "pumpkin."
What is the Greek word "pepon?"
This term, referring to the day after Thanksgiving, is associated with retailers moving into profitability.
What is 'Black Friday'?
Are pumpkins a fruit or a vegetable?
Pumpkins are a fruit.
This is a group of related plants that also includes cucumbers, pumpkins, and watermelons.
What are 'gourds'?
What part of the whole pumpkin plant (including the leaves, stems, flowers, fruit, seeds and roots) are safe for human consumption or edible?
What is all of the plant?
Pumpkins originate from these areas of the world.
What is Mexico and Central America?
This is the continent that the Turkey native to.
What is North America?
Before pumpkins, this root vegetable was carved for the original 'jack-o'-lanterns'.
What are turnips, as well as other root vegetables like beets and potatoes.
Which U.S. state is famous for having its own "Pumpkin Capital of the World," hosting a yearly festival that celebrates the pumpkin harvest?
What is Illinois?
This country originally started the tradition of carving pumpkins.
What is Ireland?