History
What is a carved pumpkin called?
A jack-o'-lantern
How many times must you say "Beetlejuice" to summon him?
Three times
What fruit do people carve in celebration of Halloween?
Pumpkins
What three colors make up a piece of candy corn?
Yellow, orange, and white
What does Dracula sleep in?
A coffin
The word Halloween is a contraction of what phrase?
All Hallow's Eve
What celebrity is the self-proclaimed queen of Halloween, due to elaborate parties and costumes that often feature prosthetics and full body transformations
Heidi Klum
What Mexican holiday celebrated around the same time as Halloween honors deceased loved ones?
Día de los muertos
This candy's distinctive ring shape looks like a traditional nautical life preserver
Lifesavers
Which Grammy award-winning song features a famous dance scene with zombies?
Thriller
Which country (or countries) is most often credited as the birthplace of Halloween traditions?
Ireland (and Scotland)
What is the last name of the 3 witch sisters in Hocus Pocus?
Sanderson
What do traditional superstitions suggest sprinkling on your doorstep to ward off evil spirits?
Salt
What animal famously attempts to solve the Tootsie Pop licking mystery in its classic commercial?
An owl
What smelly food is said to keep the vampires away?
Garlic
What was the ancient Celtic fall festival that was a precursor to Halloween?
Sahmain
Who is the killer in the first Friday the 13th?
Pamela Voorhees, Jason's mother
What is believed to happen if you wear your clothes inside out on Halloween?
You will see a witch at midnight
What was candy corn originally called when it was first introduced in the 1880s?
Chicken Feed
What is a gathering of witches called?
A coven
What ghost did Winston Churchill famously claim to see in the White House?
Abraham Lincoln
What hotel is The Shining set in?
The Overlook Hotel
What city is the self proclaimed Halloween Capital of the world?
Anoka, Minnesotta
Which candy regularly tops US best-seller lists at Halloween?
Reese's Peanut Butter Cups
Who wrote the 1818 classic horror novel Frankenstein?
Mary Shelley