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100

What season comes after summer?

Fall (autumn)

100

What bird is traditionally eaten on Thanksgiving?

Turkey

100

What month is Thanksgiving celebrated in the United States?

November

100

What red fruit is used to make a sweet and tart Thanksgiving sauce?

Cranberries

100

I am orange, round, and used to make pie. What am I?

Pumpkin 

200

What do you use to keep warm around your neck on a chilly day?

Scarf

200

What vegetable is often used to make a Thanksgiving pie?

Pumpkin
200

What sport do many families watch on Thanksgiving?

Football

200

What fruit is used to make apple cider?

Apples

200

I am a bird that gobbles and has colorful feathers. What am I?

Turkey

300

What colorful objects fall from trees during autumn?

Leaves

300

What do families often do together before eating Thanksgiving dinner?

Say grace or say what they're thankful for 

300

What machine is used to gather crops from a field?

Tractor

300

What sweet treat is made by dipping an apple into melted caramel?

Caramel Apple

300

I am a person who grows crops and takes care of a farm. Who am I?

Farmer

400

What do you call the small, hard objects that fall from oak trees?

Acorns 

400

What do you call the large meal that families share on Thanksgiving?

Feast (dinner)

400

What do you call the people who traveled on the Mayflower?

Pilgrims 

400

What crunchy food do squirrels collect and eat during fall?

Acorns

400

I am a bird's body covering that helps keep it warm and allows some birds to fly. What am I?

Feathers 

500

What tool do you use to collect fallen leaves into a pile?

Rake

500

What do you call the people who come together to celebrate Thanksgiving?

Relatives (Family or Friends)

500

What holiday comes the day after Thanksgiving and is known for shopping deals?

Black Friday

500

What warm drink is made with apples and spices?

Cider

500

I have kernels, grow in rows, and can be popped into a crunchy snack. What am I?

Popcorn or Corn