Fall Inferences

I am a dessert. I have a flaky crust and an orange-colored filling. People put whipped cream on top of me and eat me at Thanksgiving. What am I?

I am a holiday. I fall on the last day of October. People dress up in costumes and eat candy on this day. What am I?

I am usually green. I change colors in the fall. I am found on trees. What am I?

I am an animal. I have four legs. When I am black people say I'm bad luck. Witches like me. I could be your pet. What am I?

I am a sport. I start in the fall. Players wear big pads and helmets. Teams compete with each other to go to the Super Bowl. What am I?

I am a type of clothing. I can be any color. I have two arms, a zipper, and sometimes a hood. People wear me when it starts to get cold. What am I?

I am alive. I have bark. I am very tall. Part of me falls off in the fall. My roots are deep. What am I?

I am an animal. I have two legs and two wings. I say "gobble gobble". People eat me for Thanksgiving. What am I?

I am a kind of drink. I am made from apples and spices, like cinnamon. I taste best when I am warm. People like to drink me in the fall. What am I?

I am a fruit. I can be red, yellow, or green. I grow on trees. I taste sweet. I can be put in pies or other pastries. What am I?

I am a fruit. I am round and sometimes bumpy. I have a stem. I have seeds inside. I grow on a vine. I am orange. You can carve me. What am I?

I am a holiday. I fall at the end of November. On my day, people gather together and eat a lot of food and give thanks. What am I?