History
Name two countries that widely celebrate Halloween.
USA, Ireland, UK, Canada, etc.
The name of the most famous scary clown in a movie.
Pennywise.
This snack's slogan is "Taste the Rainbow".
Skittles.
This is what we call a carved pumpkin.
Jack-o'-lantern
What day is Halloween?
October 31
This famous war made people stop trick or treating temporarily.
World War II
The Egyptians had plenty of these.
Mummies.
After carving a pumpkin, people commonly eat this part.
The seeds
This is the food category that pumpkins fit into.
Fruit
Some people believe they will get this many years of bad luck for breaking a mirror.
Seven years.
True or False: The holiday of Halloween is around 1,000 years old.
FALSE. It is over 2,000 years old!
This “electrifying” character was named after the doctor who created him.
"Frankenstein"
Two foods you can make from pumpkins.
Pie, Cake, Muffins, Soup, etc.
Pumpkins can be orange, white, green, or this other color.
Blue.
This animal has become common for representing Halloween.
Black Cat
Historically, Halloween was believed to be the one night a year that dead relatives could visit with their families. True or False?
True! There was often even a place set for them at the dinner table.
This creature transforms in the light of a full moon.
Werewolf
This is a popular Halloween candy that was previously known as "Chicken Feed".
Candy Corn
The number of continents that pumpkins typically grow on.
Six
This is the costume most popular for dogs.
Pumpkin
Which country is Halloween originally from?
Ireland
A human risen from the dead.
Zombie
Canada's most popular Halloween candy.
Reese's Peanut Butter Cups
The percentage of water of pumpkins.
90%
This country eats the most chocolate per person.
Switzerland