Fall Trivia Questions And Answers

Fun fall trivia questions for fall team building

This article will feature 30 fall trivia questions and answers to help you connect with your remote teams this holiday season!

What comes to mind when you think about Fall? Changing leaves, sweater weather, delicious drinks like apple cider and pumpkin spice lattes, and all our favorite holidays like Halloween and Thanksgiving. These are fantastic topics to challenge your teams and quiz them about with a fun session of Trivia, which can be easily incorporated into a team meeting, a social media poll, or even via your communication channels like Slack!

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Fall Trivia Questions

Q1. When is the first day of Autumn 2023 (Autumn Equinox) in the Northern Hemisphere?

1. September 23
2. September 25
3. September 29

Q2. Where in the United States is it most popular to go leaf-peeping in the fall?

1. Rocky Mountains
2. New England
3. Far West

Q3. What pigment decreases in plants during autumn, making them lose their green color?

1. Chloroplast
2. Chlorophyll
3. Xanthophyll

Q4. Which US state is the largest pumpkin grower?

1. Illinois
2. Virginia
3. California

Q5. What spice will you NOT find in Mexican hot chocolate?

1. Cinnamon
2. Chili powder
3. Ginger

Q6. Which of the following squashes is known for its deep green color?

1. Pattypan Squash
2. Sweet Dumpling Squash
3. Kabocha Squash

Q7. Oktoberfest takes place every autumn in which German city?

1. Berlin
2. Hamburg
3. Munich

Q8. In Ancient Greece, who was the goddess of harvest?

1. Demeter
2. Rhea
3. Melaina

Q9. Which Hindu festival takes place in the fall?

1. Diwali
2. Holi
3. Kavadi

Q10. Which Jewish holiday, celebrating the Jewish near year, takes place in the fall?

1. Sukkot
2. Rosh Hashanah
3. Shavuot

Halloween Trivia Questions

Q1. What Celtic tradition does Halloween stem from?

1. Beltane
2. Samhain
3. Litha

Q2. Who wrote the classic horror novel, Frankenstein?

1. Mary Shelley
2. Marie Curie
3. Edith Clarke

Q3. In Mean Girls, what does Cady dress up as for Halloween?

1. A mouse
2. A cat
3. A bride

Q4. Where was Bram Stroker, the author of the classic gothic horror Dracula from?

1. Ireland
2. Scotland
3. Romania

Q5. What is said to help keep evil spirits out of your house on Halloween?

1. Leave a peace offering on your doorstep
2. Sprinkle salt on your doorstep
3. Block off any entrances to your house

Q6. What root vegetable was traditionally used to carve Jack-O-Lanterns?

1. Turnip
2. Jicama
3. Sweet Potato

Q7. Transylvania is commonly associated with Dracula. Where is this city located?

1. Scotland
2. Bulgaria
3. Romania

Q8. In The Nightmare Before Christmas, who is Jack Skellington’s long-time rival?

1. Doctor Finklestein
2. Santa Claus
3. Oogie Boogie

Q9. Where does the popular rhyme ‘double, double toil, and trouble’ come from?

1. Macbeth
2. The Wizard of Oz
3. Harry Potter

Q10. Where does the biggest Halloween parade take place?

1. Derry, Northern Ireland
2. Greenwich Village, New York
3. New Orleans, Louisiana

Thanksgiving Trivia Questions

Q1. Which President made Thanksgiving a national holiday?

1. Zachary Taylor
2. Abraham Lincoln
3. Theodore Roosevelt

Q2. In what year did the U.S Postal Service launch an official Thanksgiving stamp?

1. 1985
2. 1996
3. 2001

Q3. Which US state raises the most turkeys?

1. Minnesota
2. Colorado
3. Michigan

Q4. Which US state first adopted Thanksgiving as an annual holiday?

1. Connecticut
2. New York
3. Pennsylvania

Q5. What element is not typically part of Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade?

1. Santa Claus
2. The Rockettes
3. Sesame Street

Q7. What meat was likely consumed on the first Thanksgiving instead of turkey?

1. Deer
2. Chicken
3. Duck

Q8. Giving Tuesday is a chance for charitable donations. How much money was raised in 2021?

1. $2.4 Billion
2. $2.8 Billion
3. $3 Billion

Q9. The Detroit Lions game is a staple Thanksgiving tradition. In what year was the first game held?

1. 1934
2. 1940
3. 1969

Q10. Which US President began the tradition of ‘pardoning a turkey?

1. John F Kennedy
2. Ronald Reagan
3. George H.W Bush

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