Fall Trivia 1
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100

What German festival associated with beer is celebrated in early fall?
 

Oktoberfest

100

What do you call a male turkey?

A Tom or gobbler

100

What main entre is typically served at Thanksgiving tables?

Turkey

100

How much candy is bought for Halloween?

About 600 million pounds!!

100

What is the bigger Fall Holiday? Halloween or Thanksgiving?

Thanksgiving is generally considered the larger and more widely celebrated holiday. Recent national surveys show 94% of Americans plan to celebrate Thanksgiving, compared to 15% for Halloween

200

When does fall officially begin in the Northern Hemisphere?

Answer: Around September 22–23, on the autumnal equinox

200

What was fall originally called?

Harvest

200

True or False : Pumpkins are a vegetable 

False - They are a fruit because they come from the flowers of their plant and have seeds inside 

200

What is the most popular Halloween candy?

M&M'S

200

True or False : There were mashed potatoes served at the first Thanksgiving

False

300

Which U.S state has named apple cider their official state drink?

New Hampshire

300

What happens if hay bales get too wet?

They can spontaneously combust

300

In what country did the tradition of pumpkin carving originate?

Ireland

300

How long have Americans been trick or treating?

Nearly 100 years! In the U.S., the practice was common in the 1920s and 1930s, but early Halloween was often marked by pranks and mischief rather than candy 

300

What animal is associated with Halloween?

Black cat

400

What bug flies south to Mexico for the winter during the fall months?

Butterflies
400

What sport do people gather together to watch every weekend in the fall months?

Football

400

In the United States, what day is typically observed on November 11th?

Veteran's Day

400

What is the most popular Halloween costume?

Nationally, however, the results were pretty clear: The most-searched costume idea was a classic “Witch,” followed by “Spider-Man” and “Dinosaur.”

400

What state is known for its fall foliage?

Vermont, with over three-quarters of the state covered in forest. Sugar maples, birches, and oaks create a dense canopy of red, orange, and gold from late September to mid‑October.

500

Daylight Saving Time ends each November. Do we gain an hour or lose an hour?

We gain an hour because we set our clocks back.

500

What Mexican holiday is celebrated on November 1–2?
 

Answer: Día de los Muertos or Day of the Dead

500

What bird travels in a V‑formation during fall migration?

Answer: Geese.

500

Which state grows the most pumpkins?

Illinois 

500

What ship did the pilgrims come over on?

Mayflower