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netTrekker Scavenger HuntYour Name: 
  

Use the netTrekker search engine to find answers to the following 
questions. You may only use websites found through netTrekker to 
complete this scavenger hunt! GOOD LUCK! :-) 


  • 1) When I think of Autumn, apple cider comes to mind. What is the 
    difference between apple cider and apple juice?
     

  • 2) How does a black bear prepare for hibernation? 

  • 3) If it is Fall in Plymouth, what season is it in Sydney, Australia? 

  • 4) Which country has a fall icon on its national flag? 

  • 5) One of the best parts of the fall season is when the leaves begin 
    to change color. What 3 things help to provide the best autumn 
    colors?
     

  • 6) Many animals migrate in autumn. Name the animal that makes the 
    longest migration.
     

  • 7) Happy Autumnal Equinox! What is it and when does it take place? 

  • 8) In autumn, the Chinese celebrate the Mooncake Festival. What is 
    another name for this festival?
     

  • 9) How can you extend the life of a jack-o-lantern? 

  • 10) Name five holidays that occur during autumn. 

     


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