Which candy brand uses the slogan, "Melts in your mouth, not in your hands"?
M&Ms
A witch.
You collect 12 pieces of candy and eat 4. How many pieces are left?
8 pieces.
This spooky song by Bobby "Boris" Pickett tells the story of a monster dance party.
"Monster Mash"
This monster is famous for being a blood-drinking count who can turn into a bat.
Dracula
Which candy bar advertises itself with the slogan, "Have a break"?
Kit Kat
Clue: I wear a cape, avoid sunlight in many stories, and have two sharp fangs. Who am I?
A vampire.
A witch has 6 cauldrons with 5 eyeball candies in each. How many eyeball candies does she have?
30 eyeball candies.
This hit song is sung by a set of 3 witchy sisters in Salem, MA.
"I Put a Spell On You"
This enormous ape is famous for climbing skyscrapers and appearing on Skull Island.
King Kong
Which candy brand is famous for the slogan, "Taste the rainbow"?
Skittles
Clue: I wear a white sheet, float around, and say "Boo!" Who am I?
A ghost.
A pumpkin weighs 24 pounds. A smaller pumpkin weighs one-third as much. How much does the smaller pumpkin weigh?
8 pounds.
This Michael Jackson hit features zombies dancing in its famous music video.
"Thriller"
This legendary sea monster is said to live in a Scottish lake.
The Loch Ness Monster
Which chocolate candy brand has used the slogan "The lighter way to enjoy chocolate"?
3 Musketeers
Batman
Four friends split 52 pieces of candy equally. How many pieces does each friend get?
13 pieces of candy.
This song from The Nightmare Before Christmas features Jack Skellington singing about his fascination with Christmas.
"What's This?"
In Greek Mythology, this creature has snacks for hair, and looking directly at her can turn you to stone.
Medusa
Almond Joy and Mounds
Clue: I have green skin, bolts in my neck in some versions, and was brought to life by a scientist? What character am I?
Frankenstein's monster.
A haunted house charges $7 per ticket. If a family of 5 pays with a $50 bill, how much change will they receive?
$15
This hit song became famous for asking a question about who you should call when something strange is happening.
"Ghostbusters"
In Greek mythology, this many-headed monster grew two heads whenever one was cut off.
The Hydra