Monsters
Candy
Story structure
Halloween traditions
100
This monster transforms on a full moon.
Werewolf.
100
This small, round candy comes in different colors. It tastes like chocolate. It has a letter on it.
M&M's.
100
Yesterday we watched an episode of the Twilight Zone. The narrator told us who, what, where, when, and how the main character felt. Is this part of the story the exposition or the climax?
Exposition
100
This is what you say when you knock on somebody's door on Halloween.
Trick or treat!
200
This monster is wrapped in white bandages.
Mummy
200
This candy looks like M&M's but has fruit flavors.
Skittles
200
Was this the protagonist or the antagonist of the story?
Antagonist
200
Some teenagers decide not to trick or treat, and instead throw this at people's houses.
Eggs.
300
This monster was made from dead body parts.
Frankenstein's monster
300
This candy is a mix of chocolate and peanut butter. You might find them as a "cup" or as "pieces".
Reese's
300
Was this the protagonist or the antagonist?
Protagonist
300
If somebody leaves a bowl of candy out for people to take without knocking, how many pieces should you take?
Two or three.
400
This "weeping woman" is sad because her children drowned.
La llorona.
400
This candy has the same name as our galaxy.
Milky Way
400
When a movie tries to surprise you by having the monster jump out at you, what is this called? A jump...
Jump-scare.
400
What do you call pumpkins that have been carved?
A _______ o'Lantern
Jack o' Lantern
500
This person wants to suck your blood.
Dracula/vampire.
500
This candy rhymes with "chit-chat".
Kit-kat
500
The climax is the most exciting part of the story. What was the climax of yesterday's episode?
When he shot the monster.
500
What is the date of Halloween?
October 31