Monsters and Creatures
Halloween History
Spooky Movies
Trick or Treat
Things that Go Bump
100

This creature sleeps in a coffin a fears garlic

Vampire

100

Halloween originated from this ancient Celtic festival 

Samhain 

100

This 1978 John Carpenter film launched a Horror Franchise 

Halloween

100

This waxy orange candy is shaped like a corn kettle

Candy Corn 

100

This sound is associated with a creaking old door 

Haunted House

200

This monster is created from body parts and brought to life

Frankenstein 

200

This country invented the carved pumpkin tradition

United States

200

Jack Skellington rules this in a 1993 animated film

The Nightmare Before Christmas 

200

The average American spends this many dollars on Halloween candy per year: under $30, $30-60, or over $60

The average American is expected to spend about $115 on Halloween candy 

200

This creature howls at the full moon 

Werewolf

300

A group of witches is called this

Coven

300

Halloween is celebrated on this date!

October 31st

300

Sigourney Weaver battled this alien in a 1979 sci-fi horror film

Alien 

300

This candy bar has a peanut butter and chocolate combination 

Reese's

300

This is the word for a fear of Halloween 

samhainophobia 

400

This spider has a red hourglass marking

Black Widow

400

This US city holds the largest Halloween parade annually

New York City

400

A haunted hotel that takes over Jack Torrance is called

The Shinning

400

A original full-size Halloween candy bar costs approximately this much 

Between $0.75-$1.99 each

400

This old tradition involved leaving food out for wandering spirits on Halloween 

Alter

500

A human who can shape shift into a wolf or wolf-human hybrid under the full moon

Werewolf

500

The word witch derives from this old English word 

Wicce, meaning female magician or sorceress

500

This Ghost is very friendly

Casper

500

These are the top three most popular Halloween candies in the US

1) M&M's

2)Sour Patch Kids 

3)Skittles

500

Is a pumpkin a fruit or a vegetable? 

Fruit

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