Please Pass the Maple Syrup

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• Glossary

• Title page

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We use maple syrup on our

• Pickles

• Sandwiches

• Waffles

• Cereal

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The syrup is made from...

• Sap from corn

• Sap from flowers

• Sap from elm trees

• Sap from maple trees

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We can find sugar maple trees in ...

• MD, NC, and KY

• Ontario, OH and PA

• MI, Quebec, and IO

• NC, TN, and IO

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This part of the country is ...

• Southwest of Amarillo

• Northeast of Amarillo

• South of Amarillo

• West of Amarillo

Why are sugar maples used to make syrup?

• They have more sap

• Their sap is salty

• Their sap is light brown

• Their sap has more sugar

People who make maple syrup are called ...

• Maple syrup makers

• Syrup makers

• Sugarmakers

• Maple tree farmers

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An area where a lot of sugar maple trees grow is called a ...

• Sugar bush

• Maple grove

• Sugar maple grove

• Maple syrup bush

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When is maple sap collected?

• Late fall

• Early summer

• Winter

• Early spring

Fresh sap looks and tastes a lot like ...

• Honey

• Tea

• Water

• Milk

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