Halloween
Monsters
Candy and Treats
Spooky Facts
General
100

This vegetable is traditionally carved into a jack-o’-lantern.

What is a pumpkin?

100

This spooky creature is famous for saying “Boo!”

What is a ghost?

100

This sweet treat is commonly handed out to trick-or-treaters.

What is candy?

100

This is the number of legs a spider has.

What is 8?

100

This is the object witches are traditionally pictured riding through the sky.

What is a broomstick?

200

This is the date Halloween is celebrated every year.

What is October 31st?

200

This monster transforms under a full moon.

What is a werewolf?

200

These chocolate treats contain a peanut butter center.

What are Reese's Peanut Butter cups?

200

This flying mammal is associated with Halloween and often sleeps hanging upside down.

What is a bat?

200

These bones protect the heart and lungs by forming a protective cage around the chest.

What are the ribs?

300

Trick-or-treaters commonly say these words when knocking on a door.

What is "Trick or Treat!"

300

This creature sleeps in a coffin and is said to drink blood.

What is a vampire?

300

This Halloween candy is shaped like tiny kernels and often comes in yellow, orange, and white.

What is candy corn?

300

This animal is commonly associated with witches in Halloween decorations and is said to be bad luck

What are black cats?

300

The name of the friendly ghost from the classic cartoons and movies

Who is Casper the friendly ghost?

400

According to popular folklore, this food can keep vampires away.

What is garlic?

400

This creature was brought to life by Dr. Frankenstein in Mary Shelley’s novel.

What is Frankenstein's monster?

400

This candy brand uses the slogan “Taste the Rainbow.”

What are skittles?

400

According to superstition, breaking this object brings seven years of bad luck.

What is a mirror?

400

The name of the famous vampire created by author Bram Stoker

Who is Count Dracula?

500

Before pumpkins became popular for jack-o’-lanterns, this vegetable was traditionally carved in Ireland and Scotland

a. cabbage

b. turnip

c. beetroot

d. potato

What are turnips?

500

This legendary Gorgon is famous for turning people to stone with her gaze.

Who is Medusa?

500

This traditional Halloween game involves trying to grab apples floating in water using only your mouth.

What is apple bobbing?

500

This is the term for the fear of spiders.

What is arachnophobia?

500


This fire-breathing creature is often depicted guarding treasure in fantasy stories.

What is a dragon?

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