3-Hints Quiz : Halloween Special ! Jeopardy Template

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100

I walk silently, often in the night.
Some say I bring bad luck, others say I bring magic.
My fur is the color of shadows, and my eyes often glow.

Black Cat

100

I bring cooler winds and falling leaves.

I’m known for costumes, pumpkins, and spooky nights.

I sit between September and November.

October

100

I’m round and orange, often found in patches.

People carve faces into me when the nights get spooky.

I’m both a vegetable and a symbol of fall.

Pumpkin

100

I’m sweet and colorful, loved by kids and adults alike.

You’ll find me in bowls, bags, and trick-or-treat buckets.

I come in many shapes—sometimes chewy, sometimes crunchy.

Candy

100

I fly through the night, often on a broomstick.

I cast spells and brew potions in a cauldron.

My hat is pointy, and I’m a Halloween classic.

Witch

200

I paint the trees in red, orange, and gold.

The air turns crisp, and sweaters come out.

I bring harvest festivals and Halloween fun.

Autumn

200

I’m invisible to most, but some say they’ve seen me.

I haunt old houses and appear in scary stories.

I float through walls and go “boo!”

Ghost

200

I help you become someone—or something—else for a day.

You might wear me to a party, parade, or while trick-or-treating.

I can be spooky, silly, or downright magical.

Costume

200

I sleep upside down and fly at night.

I use sound to see, not my eyes.

I’m a Halloween symbol, often seen near haunted houses.

Bat

200

I have eight legs and weave intricate webs.

Some people fear me, but I help control pests.

I’m a Halloween favorite, often hanging in haunted houses.

Spider

300

I shine without electricity, often flickering gently.
I melt as I work, leaving behind waxy memories.
I bring light to darkness—and sometimes a lovely scent.

Candle

300

I grow on trees and change with the seasons.

In autumn, I turn red, orange, or yellow before falling.

I’m often pressed in books or used in crafts.

Leaf/Leaves

300

I hide your face, but reveal your character.

I’m worn at parties, on stage, or during spooky nights.

I come in many styles—from scary to elegant.

Mask

300

I give structure to bodies, but I’m hidden beneath the skin.

I’m strong, yet I can break.

Skeletons are made of me—and I’m popular in Halloween décor.

Bone

300

I sleep in a coffin and avoid the sun.

I have sharp fangs and a thirst for blood.

Garlic and stakes are my worst enemies.

Vampire

400

I light up the night sky in perfect roundness.

Werewolves and legends often awaken when I appear.

I come once a month, but sometimes twice.

Full moon

400

I’m wrapped from head to toe, but I’m not cold.

I come from ancient tombs and walk with stiff steps.

I’m a Halloween monster with ties to Egypt.

Mummy

400

I sweep the floor—but I also fly through the night in stories.

Witches often ride me during Halloween.

I have bristles at one end and a long handle.

Broom

400

I stay awake while others sleep, watching the night.
I can turn my head almost all the way around.
People say I’m wise—and I often hoot.

Owl

400

You can’t see me, but you can feel me move.

I rustle leaves, sway trees, and whistle through cracks.

I travel across land and sea, sometimes gentle, sometimes fierce.

Wind

500

I creak and groan, even when no one’s home.

Shadows move, whispers echo, and chills run down your spine.

Ghosts, cobwebs, and eerie lights are part of my charm.

Hunted House

500

I lurk in shadows and sometimes under beds.
I come in many shapes—some scary, some silly.
I’m a Halloween favorite, often roaring or growling.

Monster

500

I walk slowly, groaning, with arms outstretched.
I was once alive—but now I crave brains.
I’m a Halloween staple, rising from the grave.

Zombie

500

I’m celebrated with lights, gifts, and festive songs.

I bring cheer in December and feature a jolly man in red.

My trees sparkle, and my spirit is all about giving.

Christmas

500

I arrive at the end of October, bringing costumes and candy.

Ghosts, witches, and pumpkins are part of my celebration.

Kids go door to door shouting “trick or treat!”

Halloween