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Spooky Mythology
100

In the United States, people carve spooky faces into these orange gourds to make jack-o’-lanterns.

What are pumpkins?

100

At sea level, water boils at this temperature in degrees Celsius.

What is 100 degrees?

100

This is the largest ocean on Earth.

What is the pacific ocean?

100

In this country, people traditionally eat twelve grapes at midnight on New Year’s Eve.

What is Spain?

100

A full moon supposedly transforms a person into this monster.

What is a warewolf?

200

During Día de Muertos, families in this country honor loved ones who have died with colorful altars, marigolds, and sugar skulls.

What is Mexico?

200

This organ produces insulin to help regulate blood sugar.

What is the pancreas?

200

This strait separates Spain from Morocco.

What is the strait of Gibraltar?

200

This country’s language gave English the word “sauna,” and its lakes number well over 100,000.

What is Finland?

200

 In European folklore, witches gather to brew magical potions in this large cooking vessel.

What is a cauldron?

300

Halloween takes its name from “All Hallows’ Eve,” the night before this November 1 holiday honoring saints.

What is All saints eve?

300

This element, represented by the symbol Fe, is the main ingredient in steel.

What is iron?

300

This river flows through Vienna, Budapest, and Belgrade.

What is the Danube?

300

This country’s poet wrote The Lusiads, an epic celebrating voyages of exploration.

What is Portugal?

300

This figure personifies death and is usually shown wearing a hooded robe and carrying a scythe.

Who is the grim reaper?

400

 In Scotland, “dooking” means trying to catch these floating fruits with your teeth.

What are apples?

400

An atom’s atomic number is determined by its number of these positively charged particles.

What are protons?

400

This capital of Slovenia is often confused with Slovakia’s capital

What is Ljubljana?

400

This country gave the world the Rubik’s Cube and a cuisine famous for paprika.

What is Hungary?

400

This ghost’s German name means “noisy spirit,” fitting its habit of moving objects and making mysterious sounds.

What is a poltergeist?

500

In Scotland, costumed children traditionally earn treats by performing a song, poem, or joke, a custom known by this name.

What is guising?

500

This law states that the pressure of a fixed amount of gas increases as its volume decreases, provided its temperature stays constant.

what is Boyle's law?
500

The White Nile and Blue Nile meet at Khartoum, the capital of this country.

What is Sudan?

500

 In this country, the midsummer festival is celebrated with bonfires, flower crowns, and special cheese.

What is Latvia?

500

In 1692, accusations of witchcraft sparked these infamous proceedings in colonial Massachusetts

What are the Salem witch trials?

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