Creep Creatures
If this nocturnal mammal crosses your path on Halloween night, folklore says it brings bad luck.
A Black Cat
This chocolate bar's famous slogan asks you to "Give me a break."
KitKat
This famous, friendly ghost lives in a mansion and prefers making friends over scaring people.
Casper
Kids dress up in these outfits, like superheroes, ghosts, or witches, to look like someone else on Halloween.
Bonus: +200 This traditional fall beverage is made from pressed apples, is served either hot or cold, and looks darker and cloudier than regular apple juice.
Costumes
Apple Cider
This hard, white structure forms the framework of your body and is a classic Halloween decoration.
Bonus: +100 This is the common name for the column of 33 interlocking bones that runs down your back, allowing you to stand up straight and bend over.
Skeleton
Spine
This famous blood-sucking Count from Transylvania turns into a bat and hates garlic.
Dracula
These are the three distinct colors of a piece of candy corn.
White, Yellow, Orange
This mystery-solving cartoon dog travels in the Mystery Machine and is terrified of ghosts.
Scooby-Doo
This classic autumn game involves trying to grab floating fruit out of a bucket using only your teeth.
Bobbing for Apples
These are the cages of curved bones in your chest that protect your heart and lungs.
Ribs
This undead creature is wrapped from head to toe in white bandages and is found in Egyptian tombs.
Mummy
This is the flavor of the traditional, sticky red apples that people love to eat on a stick during autumn.
Caramel
In the Disney movie Hocus Pocus, this is the total number of Sanderson sisters who return to cast spells on Salem.
Bonus: In the movie Monsters, Inc., this tiny, one-eyed green monster is the best friend and roommate of the giant, furry Sulley.
Three
Mike Wazowski
This giant puzzle is cut into a tall field of stalks that families love to get lost in during October.
Corn Maze
An adult human has 206 bones, but this is the general age group that actually has more bones because they haven't fused together yet.
Babies
This shape-shifter transforms from a human into a howling beast whenever there is a full moon.
Bonus:+400 In old monster movies, this is the specific material used to make the special bullet needed to defeat a werewolf.
Werewolf
Silver
This popular chewy, square candy comes in a pink wrapper and features a name that implies it will make your jaw burst with flavor.
Starburst
This book series by R.L. Stine features spooky stories like Night of the Living Dummy and gives readers physical bumps on their arms.
Goosebumps
This common Halloween decoration is made out of silk or thread by an eight-legged arachnid.
Spiderwebs
This is the specific name of the bone that protects your brain, often seen smiling on pirate flags.
Skull
These green-skinned, warty women fly on broomsticks and gather in groups called covens.
Invented in 1953, these colorful, sugar-coated marshmallow candies shaped like chicks and bunnies are popular at Easter, but their spooky "Ghost" and "Monster" versions hit shelves every Halloween
Bonus: +100 This treat is Ms. DeSantis and Ms. T's favorite candy to eat!
Peeps!
Reese's Peanut Butter Cups!
This fictional family includes members named Morticia, Gomez, Wednesday, and Pugsley, and they live in a creepy mansion.
Addams Family
This bird is often seen sitting on fence posts in autumn fields, and farmers build stuffed human look-alikes to scare them away.
Crows
This long bone in your thigh is the largest, strongest bone in the entire human body.
Femur