Traditions
An outfit worn by someone often after a character from fiction.
What is a costume?
What is received while trick-or-treating.
What is candy?
The century in which Halloween became popular in the United States.
What is the 20th century/1900s?
The most famous vampire.
Who is Dracula?
The date Halloween is celebrated.
What is October 31st?
Children travel between houses in costumes and ask for candy from the occupants.
What is Trick-or-Treating?
The edible plant most associated with Halloween.
What is a pumpkin?
The original name for Halloween.
What is All Hallows' Eve?
A person who can turn into a wolf.
What is a werewolf?
The Michael Jackson song commonly listened to on Halloween.
What is Thriller?
A pumpkin carved with a (normally frightening) face.
What is a Jack-o-Lantern?
A dessert known for both Halloween and American Thanksgiving.
What is pumpkin pie?
Halloween originates from these countries (only name one).
What is Ireland/Scotland?
Children commonly dress in a sheet with eye-holes to dress as this monster.
What is a ghost?
These colors are associated with Halloween.
What are orange and black?
A building in which people enter and are scared by different frightening sights.
What is a haunted house?
A candy that looks like a traffic cone and known for Halloween.
What is candy corn?
The vegetable that was commonly carved before pumpkins from the Americas became available.
What are turnips?
A monster (mistakenly) named after Mary Shelly's 1818 novel.
Who is Frankenstein?
The preferred movie genre watched on Halloween.
What is horror?
A prank customarily done on Halloween where teenagers throw toilet paper at someone's house.
What is TPing?
A game where some tries to grab apples out of a pail of water with only their mouths.
What is apple bobbing?
The pagan holiday Halloween has origins in.
What is Samhain?
A horse rider who is often depicted carrying a Jack-o-Lantern.
Who is the Headless Horseman?
What is Salem?