At the Stroke of Time
This is the number of rotations Earth makes in a day.
What is one?
Park Avenue, reading Railroad, Marvin Gardens, and Jail
What is Monopoly?
Women love to wear fancy hats to this Triple Crown horse race at Churchill Downs.
What is Kentucky Derby?
The season changes to this on Thursday, September 22.
What is Fall (or Autumn)?
This citrus fruit is most associated with vitamin C.
What is Orange?
The United States might switch to year-round observation of this type of time that we currently observe between the second Sunday in March and the First Sunday in November.
What is daylight saving time (DST)?
"Come on down!"
What is Price is Right
Stetson hats were originally made for these men.
Who are cowboys?
Name one of the two September astrological signs.
What is Virgo or Libra?
This pole has no standard time zone.
What is South?
This Round, outdoor timepiece tells time on sunny days.
What is sundial?
Colonel Mustard did it with the candlestick in the conservatory.
What is Clue?
These people wear mortarboards.
Who are graduates?
When you were in school, it's likely your school year started after this September holiday, which is the first Monday of September.
What is Labor Day?
Instead of carrying money, this royal's purse is a communication device.
"Who is Queen Elizabeth 2"
Our calendar is called the Gregorian calendar. It used to be this calendar.
What is Julian?
"Survey Says...."
What is Family Feud?
You'll often see a man wearing this type of hat backwards.
What is ballcap or baseball hat.
This is September's birthstone.
What is sapphire?
President George H. W Bush hated this vegetable
What is Broccoli?
People who love happy hour proclaim it's this time somewhere.
What is five o'clock?
Venna White turns the cards on this show
What is Wheel of Fortune?
The straw hat is named for a Central American country.
What is Panama hat?
"September Morn" is a hit song by this artist who also recorded the hits " Cracklin' Rosie" and "Sweet Caroline."
Who is Neil Diamond?
Name one of the two facial/head features that never stop growing