Halloween Basics
What date is Halloween celebrated every year?
October 31
What candy is known for the slogan "Taste the rainbow"?
Skittles
In Hocus Pocus, what are the last names of the three sisters?
Sanderson
How many hearts does an octopus have?
Three
True or False: Bats are blind.
False
What is the name for the carved face traditionally placed on a pumpkin?
Jack-o'-lantern
What candy was originally marketed as "chocolate-covered caramel"?
Milk Duds
What is the name of the pumpkin-headed character in The Nightmare Before Christmas?
Jack Skellington
True or False: Bats are mammals.
True
In folklore, what creature is said to have no reflection in a mirror?
A vampire
What flying animal is commonly associated with vampires?
A bat
What candy is made primarily from sugar, corn syrup, fondant, and marshmallow?
Candy corn
In Hocus Pocus, what kind of animal is Thackery Binx?
Cat
What creature is commonly associated with full moons?
Werewolves
True or False: Frankenstein is the name of the monster.
False — Frankenstein is the scientist!
What two colors are mostly associated with Halloween?
Black and orange
According to the classic Halloween tradition, what candy is often given out in individually wrapped pieces?
What Halloween movie features a character named Beetlejuice?
Beetlejuice!
What object is traditionally believed to protect someone from a vampire?
Garlic
What do witches traditionally use to make magical potions?
A cauldron
What is another name for October 31, besides Halloween?
All Hallows' Eve
What candy was originally created as a way to use leftover chocolate from other candy-making processes?
Kit-Kat
What is the name of the clown in It?
Pennywise
What is a group of witches called?
A coven
This spooky creature is traditionally said to be afraid of silver.
Werewolf