Halloween pt 1
In folklore, a person transforms into this wolf-like creature during a full moon.
Warewolf
People carve faces into these orange fruits to make jack-o'-lanterns.
Pumpkins
According to folklore, this strong-smelling cooking ingredient keeps vampires away.
Garlic
In Coraline, the Other Mother wants to replace Coraline’s eyes with these sewing supplies.
Buttons
This residence hall is famous for campus ghost stories, including reports of screens turning on and objects falling unexpectedly. Hint: This residence hall has a chapel inside.
Killingsworth Hall
This undead creature is often portrayed as craving human brains.
Zombie
This terrifying clown lures children into the sewers.
Pennywise
A group of witches is commonly called this.
A coven
This Michael Jackson song features a famous music video with dancing zombies.
Thriller
According to campus legend, stepping on the seal in the Clark Student Center causes this unfortunate academic outcome...
Not graduating on time
A redheaded killer doll.
Chucky
Pennywise terrorizes this fictional Maine town.
Derry
Is a pumpkin a fruit or a vegetable?
Fruit
This frozen form of carbon dioxide creates the fog used in spooky displays.
Dry ice
Accidentally stepped on the seal? Legend says touching this statue near the DL Ligon Colosseum will reverse the curse.
The Believer Statue
In Edgar Allen Poe's poem, this bird repeatedly says "Nevermore".
A Raven
People use this letter-covered board and a moving pointer to supposedly communicate with spirits.
A Ouija board
In Harry Potter, these hooded creatures drain happiness and can suck out a person’s soul.
Dementors
This word describes a stone coffin associated with ancient Egyptian burials.
A sarcophagus
The Viola Grady Memorial Chapel is located on this floor and supposedly haunted Killingsworth Hall.
6th floor
This author wrote the novel Dracula.
Bram Stoker
This is the term for an intense fear of spiders.
Arachnophobia
In The Wizard of Oz, this ordinary liquid melts the Wicked Witch of the West.
Water
Many bats navigate in darkness by using sound waves through this process.
Echolocation
MSU's theatre ghost has this name and is considered a friendly protector by members of the theatre department.
Brooks