Fall Holidays
Fall Places/Foods
Halloween Fun Facts
Fall Movies
Miscellaneous
100
What holiday is celebrated on October 31st?
Halloween
100
What is the name of the place where you can pick pumpkins during the fall?
Pumpkin Patch
100
What is the name of the creature that sucks blood?
Vampire
100
What is the name of the Disney film based off of the Mexican holiday called Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead)?
Coco/Remember Me
100
Octoberfest originates in which country?
Germany
200
What is the name of 感謝祭 in English?
Thanksgiving
200
How do you say おばけやし in English?
Haunted House
200
Name two traditional Halloween colors.
Orange and Black
200
The Grudge is an American film thats a remake of which Japanese film?
Ju-on: The Grudge.
200
Which category does a pumpkin fall under? Fruit or Vegetable?
Fruit
300
What Japanese holiday is held on every third Monday of September?
Respect for the Aged Day
300
This dessert is a circle. It's made with apples and crust.
Apple pie
300
What did Trick or Treaters receive in the past before candy?
Fruit
300
This scary movie is all about killing each other and having only one survivor in order to escape the island.
Battle Royale
300
The official beginning of fall is called?
Autumn Equinox or Autumn Solstice. In Japanese, Shubun no Hi (秋分の日).
400
Which holiday is on November 2nd?
Dias de Muertos (Day of the Dead)
400
Nutmeg, ginger, cinnamon and allspice mixed all together create this spice.
pumpkin spice
400
This creature is a living monster that was made of a stone.
Gargoyle
400
The blockbuster film called the "Ring" was based off of book written by who?
Koji Suzuki
400
When is the first day of Fall?
September 23rd
500
In America what holiday/event is on the Friday after Thanksgiving?
Black Friday
500
Black Friday first started in which state?
Pennsylvania
500
What country is known as the birthplace of Halloween?
Ireland
500
This is a movie about two women who survive by killing samurai who stray into their swamp
Onibaba
500
Rosh Hashanah is a Jewish holiday for celebrating what? Its from September 29- October 1st.
Hint: Rosh Hashanah means means "head of the year."
The New Year
