Trivia Thursday~~ October 15

Are you ready for our 23st addition of Trivia Thursday?  Today’s addition is October fun facts. As usual there will be a list of trivia questions and a short story below which have the answers hidden with in it. Some answers are obvious while others might be harder to figure out.   The answers are posted in the comment section. Do you think you can solve them?

Please feel free to leave comment and let us know how you did.

Ready…. Set… Go…..  Have Fun

Questions

  1. For what Latin number is October named?
  2. What is the flower for October
  3. There are two gemstones for October. What are they?
  4. Which Monday in October did the UN designated as World Habitat Day?
  5. At the beginning of October what is the sign of the Zodiac?
  6. What sign of the Zodiac covers the end of October?
  7. Finish this October verse by Inez Rice? “October skips along the lanes, It kicks the leaves and laughs with ___________.”
  8. What holiday do Canadians celebrate on the second Monday in October?
  9. What Type of Cancer Awareness is focused on during the month of October?
  10. Name the Hurricane that struck Southern Ontario on October 15th 1954.

Story

“What a Thanksgiving Blessing this is” a young woman named Hazel said to her eight friends. “The sky is clearing up and the rains of the day had finished, just in time to see the meteor shower.”

They were worried that they would lose this once in a lifetime opportunity to see this spectacular sight.  As the sunset peaked over the horizon illuminating the sky with its rays upon the dispersing clouds, the sky transformed to a tourmaline beauty.  The mesmerizing splendour left a sense of awe in their spirits as a flock of ten small birds with red breast flew towards the river’s edge hiding among the Calendula Cosmos, and cattails.

Carol broke the silence, “We better set up before it gets to dark.  First, we must look towards the constellation of Libra. The meteors are to past through it and the constellation of Scorpius”

“Isn’t pronounced Scorpio?”  Janet asked.

“Many think it is but technique it is called Scorpius just like the Capricornus Constellation is often referred to as Capricorn” Carol continued on explaining the difference. 

“Oh look how bright the moon is! It almost looks like a large opal in the sky.”  Joy interrupted.

Suddenly Hazel squealed “Oh it starting.” They all looked up as the night sky filled with colourful streaks of light. 

“Lots of wishes are going to be made today.” Flora whispered. 

As they watched nature’s fireworks, their gasps and awes could be heard in the distance.

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