Halloween Trivia
Superstitions
Halloween Candy
Scary Villains
Halloween, Halloween, and More Halloween
100

This fruit, one of the symbols of Halloween, is carved and made ready for use.

A Pumpkin 

100

It's said that finding this item on the ground can bring unexpected good luck.

*Bonus question for Double points*

A Penny

100

This Halloween favorite features chocolate-covered nougat and is loved by trick-or-treaters.

3 Musketeers

100

This villain from A Nightmare on Elm Street haunts teenagers' dreams, turning them into their worst nightmare.

Freddy Krueger

100
Are pumpkins a fruit or a vegetable?

Fruit

200

This tradition celebrated on Halloween involves children going door-to-door collecting candy.

Trick-or-treating

200

This common belief suggests that if you walk under it, you'll have bad luck.

A Ladder

200

Often shaped like ghosts, this marshmallow treat is a Halloween favorite.

Peeps

200

This villain, with his signature red lightsaber, is one of the most feared Sith Lords in "Star Wars".

Darth Vader

200

According to the catchy song, played during the introduction, which famous family is said to be creepy, kooky, mysterious, and spooky?

The Addams Family

300

Halloween originated in this European country, known for its rich history and ancient traditions. (2 answers allowed)

Ireland (or parts of Scotland)

300

Breaking this object is believed to result in seven years of misfortune.

A Mirror
300

This chocolate-covered wafer, named after a mode of transport, is a fun Halloween treat.

Kit-Kat (named after the Kit-Cat metro and train transport in historical Europe)

300

Manifesting usually as a red-balloon-toting circus clown, this cosmic entity awakens every 27 years to feed on children's fear.

Pennywise

300

How many bones are in the human body?

206

400

The famous character, created by Mary Shelley, is often associated with Halloween.

Frankenstein's Monster

400

This item is often hung above doorways in homes to protect against evil spirits. (2 answers allowed)

A Horseshoe or a Broom

400

This chocolate candy is known for its slogan, "melt in your mouth, not your hand".

*Bonus question for Double points*

M&M's

400

This character is the iconic undead killer of Friday the 13th.

Jason Voorhees

400

This state in the United States is where the iconic Salem Witch trials took place.

Massachusetts

500

On Halloween, this age-old practice is often performed on a table to connect with the spirits of the deceased.

A Seance

500

This event, believed to occur on Halloween night, is thought to heighten supernatural occurrences.

The Celtic Festival of Samhain (pronounced Sow-in)

500

This candy was the first to be individually wrapped for safe trick-or-treating.

Tootsie Rolls

500

Norman Bates is the proprietor of this motel in Alfred Hitchcock's "Psycho".

Bates Motel

500

What did the Irish carve before they carved pumpkins?

Turnips

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