Understanding the Fall Season

The video explains the fall season, also known as autumn, in the northern hemisphere. It covers the origins of the name, the fall equinox, typical weather patterns, and how animals and plants adapt during this time. The video also highlights various events and holidays celebrated in fall, such as Halloween and Thanksgiving.

What is another name for the fall season in many parts of the world?

• Spring

• Autumn

• Summer

• Winter

When does the fall season officially begin in the northern hemisphere?

• March 21st

• September 22nd

• December 21st

• June 21st

What does the term 'equinox' mean?

• Equal day and night

• Longest day

• Equal temperature

• Shortest night

What is a typical weather change during the fall season?

• More rainfall

• Warmer temperatures

• Cooler temperatures

• Longer days

How do animals typically prepare for winter during the fall?

• They start to migrate

• They build nests

• They collect food

• They shed their fur

Which chemical is responsible for the green color in leaves?

• Chlorophyll

• Anthocyanin

• Xanthophyll

• Carotene

What happens to leaves when sugar from the sap gets trapped inside them?

• They turn green

• They turn red and purple

• They fall off

• They grow larger

Which of the following is a holiday celebrated in the fall season?

• Easter

• Thanksgiving

• Valentine's Day

• Independence Day

What is a traditional activity associated with the fall season?

• Planting new crops

• Going to the beach

• Harvesting crops

• Building snowmen

Which fruit is commonly associated with fall displays?

• Bananas

• Apples

• Mangoes

• Pineapples