What do children say when they ask for candy on Halloween?
Trick or treat!
The spirit of a dead person that people sometimes see in scary stories.
Ghost
What are the two traditional colours of Halloween?
Black, orange (+green, purple, red)
A person who works with cows and horses, often wearing a hat and boots.
Cowboy
What is he dressed as?
batman
In which country did Halloween originate?
Ireland
A dead person who comes back to life and walks around.
Zombie
Which three animals are commonly associated with Halloween?
Bats, black cats, spiders, owls and rats.
A person who attacks ships and steals things from them.
Pirate
What is he dressed as?
a cowboy
Why do people carve pumpkins at Halloween?
To make jack-o’-lanterns and scare away evil spirits.
A creature that drinks blood and is often afraid of sunlight.
Vampire
What three foods are traditionally associated with Halloween?
Pumpkins, candy, caramel apples and candy corn.
A dead body wrapped in long strips of white material.
Mummy
She is dressed as a ....
nurse
Why do people traditionally wear costumes at Halloween?
To scare away evil spirits and disguise themselves.
A person, often shown as a woman, who uses magic and may fly on a broomstick.
Witch
What 2 places are commonly associated with Halloween?
Haunted houses, Cemeteries, Graveyards, Castles, Dark forests
An evil supernatural being often associated with hell and frightening stories.
Devil / Demon
What is she dressed as? 
dinosaur
Which ancient festival is Halloween believed to have originated from?
Samhain
A person who turns into a wolf, usually during a full moon.
Werewolf
What are three of popular Halloween activities?
Trick-or-treating, carving pumpkins, wearing costumes, pranking people, watching scary movies and going to Halloween parties.
The bones of a human body, often shown as a scary Halloween character.
Skeleton
He is dressed as ....
Fred from Scooby Doo