True or False?

The word ‘harvest’ is an old Norse word which means to ‘gather or pluck'. As people moved around to different cites, ‘harvest’ fell out of use and the city folk began to use ‘fall of the leaf’ which was shortened to just simply ‘fall’ – which is what is commonly used today.

Pumpkin pie and eggnog are made all the more delicious because of a flavourful spice – nutmeg! However, two to three teaspoons of raw nutmeg can cause serious medical problems that can last several days, including paranoia and hallucinations. So go easy on the spice and remember that sometimes less is more.

Have you ever wondered where the word 'alphabet' comes from? Well, the word's origin isn't too crazy or original. It comes from the first two letters of the Greek alphabet - alpha and beta.