Please Pass the Maple Syrup

To find out where sugar maple trees grow, look at page

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This page is called ...

• Index

• Glossary

• Title page

• Table of contents

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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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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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What collects the sap?

• Drill

• Spile

• Bucket

• Tube

Why do you think a gallon of maple syrup might be expensive?

• Because it takes a long time to make

• It takes a lot of sap to make one gallon of syrup

• It takes 14 trees to make one gallon of syrup

• Sap is not easy to get

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Where do the sugar makers take the sap to?

• Maple syrup factory

• Maple shack

• Sugar house

• Sugar shack

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Sometimes the people at the sugar shack have to work all day and all night. Why?

• People are bringing in sap faster than they can cook it down

• People at the sugar shack enjoy working long hours

• There are not enough people to do the work

• There is not enough sap coming in

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