Candy
This bite‑sized chocolate, first wrapped in foil in 1907, shares its name with a sign of affection.
Hershey
A group of kids team up to stop three witches who return to Salem on Halloween night.
Hocus Pocus
What traditional Halloween treat, made of three colors, is thought to have roots in a Roman harvest festival?
Candy Corn
This ancient Egyptian monster is wrapped all over in long white bandages.
Mummy
The tallest pumpkin ever carved is The Pumpkin King in New Mexico, USA, which stands at...
20 ft tall
You can ‘taste the rainbow’ with this fruit‑flavored candy introduced in the U.S. in 1979.
Skittles
A team of quirky scientists start a ghost‑catching business in New York City.
Ghost Busters
During the witch trials, people accused of witchcraft were often forced to wear a special hat with a pointy top.
Witches Hat
Which spooky monster is known for howling at a full moon and turning from a human into a wolf?
Werewolf
Which Halloween treat is made from a real pumpkin and is traditionally eaten during the holiday?
Pumkin Pie
Created by a former Hershey employee in 1928, this candy pairs chocolate with a salty, creamy center.
Reece's
A friendly ghost tries to make new friends while haunting a mansion.
Casper
What was the name of the 1692 witch trial in Salem, Massachusetts, that became one of the most famous witch trials in American history?
Salem Witch Trials
One of the most terrifying monsters, this blood‑sucking creature returns from the dead.
Vampire
What is the name of the famous haunted house attraction in Halloween Town that is inspired by the Haunted Mansion?
Haunted Mansion
This chewy red candy, originally made by a Scandinavian confectioner, swims into stores in the shape of its namesake.
Swedish Fish
A girl discovers she comes from a family of witches and visits a magical town.
Halloweentown
In medieval Europe, what was the name of the festival held on Halloween night to honor the dead?
All Saints Day or All Hallows Eve
This famous green‑skinned, bolt‑necked monster was brought to life in a story written by Mary Shelley.
Frankenstein
Which Halloween tradition involves lighting a candle in a window to ward off witches?
The Witches Candle
This taffy bar with a peanut‑butter center debuted in the 1920s and is known for its yellow‑and‑black checkerboard wrapper.
Abba-Zaba
A group of friends accidentally release a mummy before Halloween.
Under Wraps
What ancient Celtic festival, celebrated in Ireland and Scotland, is considered the origin of Halloween?
Festival of Samhain
This character has two separate personalities—one reasonable and human, the other evil and inhumane.
Dr. Jekyll/Mr. Hyde
What is the name of the largest pumpkin patch in the United States?
The Pumpkin Patch at the Great Smoky Mountains