Fall Facts
Fall Nature
Fall History
Fall Food
100

This is the name for a male Turkey.

What is a gobbler?

100

Leaves are naturally these two colors.  

Yellow and orange. 

The green is produced thanks to chlorophyll and as the production of this pigment slows down with less exposure to sunlight, they change colors during this season. 

100

Halloween has origins from this ancient people. They believed that ghosts roamed on Halloween and people would wear disguises in order to hide from these spirits.

Who are the Celts?

100

This is the number of pies can a bushel of apples makes?


What is approximately 21 pies?

200

This marks the official start to the fall season in the Northern Hemisphere?

What is the autumnal equinox?

200

This pigment Anthocyanins is responsible for trees with these colors of leaves?

What are red and purple leaves?

200

In colonial times were apples better known as this.


What are Winter bananas or a melt-in-the-mouths?

200

This U.S. state has named apple cider their official state drink.


What is New Hampshire?

300

Daylight Saving Time ends each November in which Americans do what?


Set their clocks back because an hour is gained.

300

This substance gives pumpkins their signature yellow color.


What is Beta carotene?

300

Pumpkins originate from this country.


What is Central America?

300

Rather than growing in water, these berries grow on vines in the wetlands which are typically flooded by harvest time. 

What are cranberries?

400

Fall was originally called this.

What is Harvest?

Fall was called “harvest” because of the “harvest moon” that occurs when the full moon is closest to the autumn equinox.

400

This is the official word for the sound of leaves and trees rustling in the wind.


What is Psithurism (pronounced sith-yuh-riz-uhm)

400

This was first group of people in history to use scarecrows.


Who are the Egyptians?

400

It is typically more humid in the corn maze than in the pumpkin patch because of this.


What are corn sweats?

Evapotranspiration is the process where plants extract water from the land, and it evaporates into the air. Unlike other plants, just one acre of corn can give off 3,000-4,000 gallons of water each day." In comparison, a large oak tree typically transpires 40,000 gallons per year. This makes the surrounding air much more humid!

500

A fear of pumpkins is known as this.


What is Cucurbitophobia?

500

This kind of tree loses their leaves in autumn months.


What are deciduous trees?

500

This country started the tradition of pumpkin carving.


What is Ireland?

However, the Irish originally did not originally carve pumpkins. Rather they carve instead turnips.

500

The largest pumpkin in the world weighs this much.


What is 2702 pounds?