🌍 Where in the Underworld?
🧪 The Mad Scientist’s Lab
3 — 🍬 Tricks, Treats & Things to Eat
👻 Monsters, Myths & Magic
🌙 Things That Go Bump in the Night
100

Your mummy wants to visit the Great Pyramid of Giza. Which country should you book flights to?

Egypt

100

 A vampire is checking your pulse. Which organ pumps blood around your body?

The heart

100

What fruit is traditionally dipped in caramel and served on a stick?

An apple

100

In fairy tales, what fire-breathing creature often guards treasure?

A dragon

100

What term describes animals that are mainly active at night?

Nocturnal

200

Dracula’s home region of Transylvania is in which modern-day country?

Romania

200

Your skeleton has a skull, ribs, and a spine—but what is the longest bone in the human body?

The femur

200

A vampire would avoid this pungent bulb used in aioli and garlic bread. What is it?

Garlic

200

According to legend, what creature does a person become when they transform under a full moon?

A werewolf

200

What galaxy contains our solar system?

The Milky Way

300

Your haunted road trip takes you to Salem, famous for its witch trials. Which U.S. state are you in?

Massachusetts

300

Your laboratory has a power outage. What is the unit used to measure electrical resistance?

Ohm

300

Which spice comes from the dried inner bark of certain trees and often flavours pumpkin pie?

Cinnamon

300

What mythical creature rises from the ashes of its own destruction?

A phoenix

300

What is the common name for the colorful night-sky display called the aurora borealis?

The northern lights

400

A spooky voyage takes you into the Bermuda Triangle, between Bermuda, Puerto Rico, and which U.S. state?

Florida

400

Your stomach contains a powerful acid that helps digest food. What is it called?

Hydrochloric acid

400

A traditional sweet mincemeat pie usually contains dried fruit. Which holiday is it most associated with?

Christmas

400

What is the name of the three-headed dog that guards the entrance to the Greek underworld?

Cerberus

400

Which constellation contains the three stars commonly known as “the Belt”?

Orion

500

Which European city is home to the ancient underground burial sites known as the Catacombs of San Callisto?

Rome

500

A mad scientist studies two atoms of the same element with different numbers of neutrons. What are these variants called?

Isotopes

500

Your Halloween party dip contains tahini. What seeds are ground up to make it?

Sesame seeds

500

In Greek mythology, what many-headed serpent grew replacement heads when one was cut off?

The Hydra

500

What is the name of the North Star, traditionally used by travellers to navigate at night?

Polaris

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