Halloween Traditions
This vegetable is traditionally carved into lanterns for Halloween.
What is a pumpkin?
This creature is said to transform during the full moon.
What is a werewolf?
It’s said that breaking this is bad luck, especially on Halloween.
What is a mirror?
This classic costume often includes a white sheet and two eye holes.
What is a ghost?
This chocolate bar, often containing nougat and caramel, is known for its catchy slogan, "Two for me, none for you."
What is Snickers?
In Mexico, this holiday coincides with Halloween and celebrates deceased loved ones.
What is Day of the Dead?
This monster is often depicted as a reanimated corpse.
What is a zombie?
This animal is commonly associated with witches and bad omens.
What is a black cat?
This costume, often featuring a cape and fangs, represents a bloodsucker from folklore.
What is a vampire?
These fruity, chewy candies come in a variety of flavors and are famously known for their slogan, "Taste the rainbow."
What are Skittles?
This popular activity involves children dressing up and going door-to-door for treats.
What is trick-or-treating?
This creature is said to drink the blood of its victims and is often depicted with fangs.
What is a vampire?
This superstition suggests that if you see this number, you’ll encounter death.
What is 13?
This costume is based on a popular superhero, known for their ability to swing between buildings.
Who is Spider-Man?
This candy, shaped like small, colorful pieces of chalk, is known for its hard shell and powdery center.
What are Smarties?
This symbol, often seen during Halloween, represents the idea of death and the afterlife.
What is a skull?
This legendary creature is known for being half man, half goat
What is a satyr?
It’s believed that walking under this is unlucky.
What is a ladder?
This spooky costume features a black robe and a skeletal face.
What is Grim Reaper?
This classic candy features a peanut butter center covered in chocolate and is shaped like a cup.
What are Reese's?
In ancient Celtic traditions, this was the festival marking the end of the harvest season.
What is Samhain?
This creature is known for its ability to shapeshift and is associated with folklore.
What is a skin walker?
This superstition involves a person who sees their reflection at midnight on Halloween.
What is a ghost?
This character, often associated with Halloween, is known for wearing a striped sweater and a fedora.
Who is Freddy Krueger?
This spooky treat is made of sugar, corn syrup, and gelatin, often shaped like various Halloween figures, and is especially popular for trick-or-treating.
What are Peeps?