Halloween History & Traditions
Famous Monsters
Halloween Movies & TV
Creepy Crawlers & Creatures
Spine-Chilling Stories
100

This country is home to the city of Salem, where the famous witch trials took place in 1692. 

The United States

100
This scientist creates a living creature from body parts in Mary Shelley's novel "Frankenstein"?

Victor Frankenstein

100

What is the name of the talking Great Dane who helps his human friends solve mysteries?

Scooby Doo

100

Which creepy crawlers use sticky traps to catch their prey?

Spiders

100

This boy wizard earned the nickname "The Boy Who Lived" after surviving a killing curse as an infant.

Harry Potter

200

Before pumpkins became popular in North America, people in Ireland often carved these root vegetables into lanterns?

Turnips
200

In stories about vampires, this sharp wooden object is often used to defeat one?

A stake

200

What is the name of the movie where Dracula runs a hotel where monsters can take a vacation?

"Hotel Transylvania"

200

Which bird is able to fly without making any sound?

An owl

200

In Washington Irving's "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow", this figure chases Ichabod Crane?

The Headless Horseman 

300

During this Mexican holiday, families honor deceased loved ones with offerings, flowers, and decorated altars.

Dia de los Muertos 

300

This giant ape first appeared in a 1933 movie and famously climbed the Empire State Building?

King Kong

300

In "The Nightmare Before Christmas" what does Sally use to poison her creator so she can escape?

Night Shade

300

Bats use this process, which involves emitting sounds and listening for echoes, to navigate and find food?

Echolocation 

300

This author wrote the spooky poems, "The Raven" and "The Tell-Tale Heart"?

Edgar Allan Poe

400

The traditional Halloween card game, Apples to Apples, sees players trying to get rid of all of their ______?

Cards

400

In Greek mythology, this one-eyed giant was encoded by Odysseus on his journey home?

Cyclops

400

In "Hocus Pocus", lighting this candle brings the Sanderson sisters back to life?

The Black Flame Candle 

400

This creepy critters attach themselves to a host and slowly consume its blood?

Leeches

400

In "The Wizard of Oz", Dorothy's house lands on this witch?

The Wicked Witch of the East

500

The word "hallow" refers to a person who has been recognized as holy, also known by this title?

A Saint

500

In Irish folklore, the cry of the female spirit is said to wan that someone will die?

A Banshee

500

In "Beetlejuice", the recently deceased Barbara and Adam share this last name?

Maitland

500

A spider uses these structures, usually found near the back of its abdomen, to produce silk?

Spinnerets 

500

In Bram Stoker's "Dracula", the vampire hunter who helps fight Count Dracula has this last name?

Van Helsing 

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