MONSTERS
This classic monster is known for drinking blood.
Tiny colorful candies often associated with trick-or-treating and autumn colors.
The month Halloween is celebrated in.
This 1993 Halloween classic follows three resurrected witches named Winifred, Mary, and Sarah.
Answer: What is Hocus Pocus?
Children wear these on Halloween.
Answer: What are costumes?
This monster comes to life when lightning strikes in a famous novel.
Answer: Who is Frankenstein's Monster?
This chocolate candy comes in "miniatures" and is named after a galaxy.
Answer: What is Milky Way?
Which Halloween symbol is often associated with wisdom and witches?
Answer: Owl
To get this mischievous "ghost with the most" to appear in your world, you have to say his name this exact number of times.
Answer: What is three?
Looking for supernatural spirits is often called this.
Answer: What is ghost hunting?
During a full moon, a person may transform into this creature.
Answer: What is a werewolf?
Peanut butter is the center of this orange and brown wrapped candy.
Answer: What is Reese's Peanut Butter Cups?
Day of the Dead is celebrated in which country?
What is: Mexico
In The Addams Family, what is the name of the disembodied hand?
Answer: Thing
During this festival, people make offerings of food and burn incense to appease wandering spirits.
Answer: What is the Hungry Ghost Festival?
Wrapped in bandages and often associated with ancient Egypt.
Answer: What is a mummy?
This chocolate candy uses the classic slogan, "Melts in your mouth, not in your hand".
Answer: What is M&M's?
On St. Andrew's Eve, Romanians traditionally hang this pungent food in their homes to protect against vampires and evil spirits.
Answer: What is garlic?
What is the name of the villain in The Nightmare Before Christmas?
Answer: Oogie Boogie
Before pumpkins, what vegetable was commonly carved into lanterns?
Answer: Turnips
In European folklore, this vampire hunter created by Bram Stoker helps defeat Dracula and serves as a mentor to the heroes.
Answer: Who is Professor Abraham Van Helsing?
The tradition of giving children treats on Halloween evolved from a medieval practice in which people went door-to-door offering prayers for the dead in exchange for these baked goods.
Answer: What are soul cakes?
During Samhain, the Celts believed that the boundary between the living and the dead became especially thin on this specific night of the year.
Answer: What is the night before November 1 (October 31)?
In The Nightmare Before Christmas, Jack Skellington discovers Christmas Town by passing through a door shaped like this holiday symbol.
Answer: What is a Christmas tree?
This massive wave of immigration to the United States in the 1840s brought widespread Halloween traditions and trick-or-treating customs to American shores.
Answer: Who are Irish immigrants (fleeing the potato famine)?