PICNIC FOODS
This fruit is often served in large slices and is about 92% water.
What is watermelon?
This insulating material is commonly used in disposable coolers to reduce heat transfer.
What is foam (polystyrene)?
In cornhole, a bag through the hole earns this many points
What is 3?
This famous stuffed bear is known for enjoying picnics whenever possible.
Who is Winnie-the-Pooh?
This large object provides natural shade at many picnic sites.
What is a tree?
These tiny insects are famous for showing up uninvited to picnics.
What are ants?
The "SPF" on sunscreen stands for these three words.
What is Sun Protection Factor?
The original Frisbee was inspired by pie tins from this company.
What is the Frisbie Pie Company?
A deciduous tree loses its leaves during this season.
What is autumn (fall)?
This weather condition is usually unwelcome at a picnic.
What is rain?
This preservation method, often used for picnic cucumbers, relies on vinegar or brine.
What is pickling?
This colder section of a cooler is typically found nearest the ice source.
What is the bottom?
This outdoor activity uses coordinates and GPS to locate hidden containers
What is geocaching?
If you're bringing a dish to share, proper etiquette suggests labeling it if it contains this common concern.
What are allergens (such as nuts, dairy, or gluten)?
This insect pollinates roughly one-third of the food crops humans consume.
What is the honeybee?
Potato, macaroni, and coleslaw are all examples of this picnic side dish.
What is a salad?
According to food safety guidelines, perishable foods should generally not remain above 40°F for more than this many hours
What is 2 hours?
In croquet, the wickets are best described as these shapes.
What are hoops (arches)?
The red-and-white picnic blanket pattern is most commonly known by this name
What is gingham?
A sudden cooling wind preceding a thunderstorm is known as this type of front.
What is a gust front?
This French term describes a meal served buffet-style on grass or outdoors, from which the English word "picnic" evolved.
What is pique-nique?
This phrase encourages visitors to remove all trash when leaving.
What is "Leave No Trace"?
The term "lawn sport" applies to games like croquet, bocce, and this Olympic target sport often played on grass.
What is archery?
The wicker picnic basket became popular during this century.
What is the 19th century?
The point at which air becomes saturated with water vapor is called this
What is the dew point?