HALLOWEEN TRADITIONS
MONSTERS & LEGENDS
CREEPY FACTS
HALLOWEEN MOVIES
WITCHES, SPELLS & HALLOWEEN
100

Before pumpkins became popular for jack-o'-lanterns, this vegetable was commonly carved in Ireland and Scotland.

What is a turnip?

100

This creature is traditionally said to transform from a human into a wolf during a full moon.

What is a werewolf?

100

This nocturnal mammal is the only mammal capable of true sustained flight.

What is a bat?

100

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100

This pointed piece of clothing is traditionally associated with witches.

What is a witch's hat?

200

The tradition of going door-to-door on Halloween asking for candy is known by this name.

What is trick-or-treating?

200

This legendary undead creature is famous for drinking the blood of the living.

What is a vampire?

200

Your body releases this hormone when you experience a sudden fight-or-flight response.

What is adrenaline?

200

This creepy girl has buttons for eyes!

Who is Coraline.

200

According to folklore, witches traditionally fly on this household object.

What is a broom/broomstick?

300

This ancient Celtic festival is often considered one of the historical influences on modern Halloween.

What is Samhain

300

This Greek monster had snakes for hair and could turn people to stone with her gaze.

Who is Medusa?

300

This phenomenon causes the tiny hairs on your skin to stand up when you're frightened or cold.

What are goosebumps?

300

In Beetlejuice, how many times must you say his name to summon him?

What is three?

300

This animal is commonly associated with witches and Halloween (its also unlucky).

What is a black cat. 

400

Halloween gets its name from this phrase meaning the evening before All Hallows' Day.

What is All Hallows' Eve?

400

This Scottish legendary creature is said to live in lakes and often appears as a horse.

What is a kelpie?

400

This is the scientific term for an intense fear of spiders.

What is arachnophobia?

400

Michael Myers is the masked killer in this classic 1978 horror movie.

What is Halloween?

400

In Macbeth, Shakespeare's three witches famously chant this phrase: "Double, double, _____."

Toil and Trouble

500

You have 20 seconds to name 5 things commonly associated with Halloween.

Everybody Agree?

500

You have 20 seconds to name 5 mythical creatures.

Everybody Agree? 

500

Some people wake up unable to move and may see or hear frightening things during this phenomenon.

What is sleep paralysis?

500

I'll give you three characters. Name the movie: 

Jack Skellington — Sally — Oogie Boogie

The Nightmare Before Christmas

500

You have 15 seconds to name 5 things you'd expect to find in a witch's potion or spell book.

Everybody agree?

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