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Halloween in 1918
100

The Sanderson sisters mistake this type of brick building as a prison for children.

What is a school? 

100
Breakfast bread for the apparition. 

What is ghost toast? 

100

The Eastern State Penitentiary, in this Eastern Pennsylvania city, is said to be one of the most haunted places in the United States. People experience seeing shadowy figures, hearing strange laughter, and disembodied footsteps.

What is Philadelphia? 

100

In this Mexican holiday, families offer breads, candies, and other foods in the shape of skulls and skeletons to loved ones who have passed. 

What is Dia de los Muertos? 

or Day of the Dead? 

100

While cloth ones were encouraged, costume versions of this accessory were forbidden, out of fear that children would share them and spread the 1918 Spanish Flu. 

What are face masks? 

200

In order to get the most realistic shot possible, the actor who played Billy Butcherson had to hold this type of insect in his mouth while his stitches were glued shut, and then keep them in until his stitches were cut, and they were released for the scene.

What are moths? 

200

A magical hag's trousers

What are witches britches? 

200

The Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, Colorado, was the inspiration for this classic Stephen King novel. Here's Johnny! 

What is The Shining? 

200

People from around the world travel to celebrate Halloween at Vlad the Impaler's house in this Romanian city. 

What is Transylvania? 

200

Young men and boys committing these acts were typically tolerated on Halloween night. In 1918, however, boys were encouraged to be thoughtful about the victims, because those who were sick may not have the energy to clean up the next day. 

What are pranks? 

300

Pediatrists specialize in the living version of this key ingredient to the Sanderson sisters' magic life potion. 

What is a dead man's toe? 

300

A bony framework’s jiggly dessert

What is skeleton gelatin? 

300

These battle fields, home to one of the bloodiest battles in American History, is famous for its ghost sightings. 

Rumor has it, the spirits roam the battle field because so many soldiers never received a proper burial. 

What is Gettysburg, PA? 

300

Halloween celebrations across England became less popular as this man, namesake for a future civil rights icon, lead the Protestant Reformation. 

Who is Martin Luther? 

300

This traditional Halloween party game was banned in Denver. Who wants to stick their head into a tub of water anyway. 

What is bobbing for apples? 

400

This actor was offered the role of Max Dennison, but he turned it down in hopes of earning a role in "What's Eating Gilbert Grape." He got it.

Who is Leonardo DiCaprio?
400

A really good bunch of magic words

What is a swell spell? 

400

Rumor has it, this attraction was closed and redesigned because its original version was SO scary, that it caused a test rider to have a heart attack. 

What is Disney's Haunted Mansion? 

400

Haunted houses, costume parties, and Halloween parades were all invented during this time period of American history in an effort to cut down on harmful Halloween pranks that had gotten out of hand on Black Halloween, just four short years after Black Tuesday.

What is the Great Depression? 

400

In some cities, Halloween was more rough and raucous than usual, including stolen horses, cars, pianos, and tires. Citizens were said to be tired of this, month long pandemic activity. 

What is staying home? 

Or What is quarantining? 

500

This actress, who played Sarah Sanderson, later found out that she was actually related to one of the women accused of being a witch in the Salem Witch Trials. 

Who is Sarah Jessica Parker? 

500

An inundation of crimson, vital bodily fluids.

What is a blood flood? 

500

Staff has reported flying plates at "One if by Land, Two if by Sea" Restaurant in New York City, which is said to be haunted by this former vice president, famous for his duel with Alexander Hamilton. 

Who is Aaron Burr?

500

While All Saint's Day is celebrated worldwide, Germany has its own tradition: Many hide this common kitchen item, so that returning spirits won't be accidentally harmed (or use the same knives to harm the living).

What are knives? 

500

In Missouri, throwing this type of grain at houses was outlawed, because it was far too costly to waste. 

What is corn? 

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