National Eat a Cranberry Day
Authored by Constance Obrycki
English
6th Grade
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3 mins • 1 pt
The German and Dutch settlers named the berry 'crane berry' because the blossom of the plant resembles, or looks like, the head and neck of the English crane.
What does resemble mean?
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The Native Americans would add honey to cranberries to sweeten the tart, or sour, flavor.
What is another word for tart?
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3 mins • 1 pt
The Native Americans discovered that cranberries were a very valuable, or important, fruit.
What is another word for valuable in this context?
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Pemmican,a combination of dried meat and fruit, helped Native Americans survive the harsh winter months.
What is pemmican?
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Pemmican helped Native Americans survive the harsh, or severe, winter months.
What is another word for harsh?
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