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These words are traditionally shouted by children going door-to-door in search of candy.
What is "trick or treat"?
This chocolate-covered candy features a peanut butter center and is famously packaged in orange wrappers.
What are Reese's Peanut Butter Cups?
This Halloween figure is traditionally depicted wearing a pointed hat, riding a broomstick, and casting magical spells.
What is a witch?
This mystery-solving Great Dane joins Shaggy, Fred, Daphne, and Velma in unmasking villains disguised as ghosts and monsters.
Who is Scooby-Doo?
The average adult human body contains 206 of theses, which make up the skeleton.
What are bones?
This familiar Halloween decoration became associated with witches because of the belief that witches could transform into these flying creatures.
What are bats?
This candy brand is famous for the slogan "Give me a break!"
What is Kit Kat?
This legendary creature of the night is known for its sharp fangs, thirst for blood, and inability to see its reflection in the mirror.
What is a vampire?
In this animated movie, Count Dracula operates a lavish resort exclusively for monsters and their families.
What is Hotel Transylvania?
Despite their creepy reputation, most species of these eight-legged creatures are harmless to humans.
What are spiders?
According to an old superstition, having this dark-colored animal cross your path is a sign of bad luck.
What is a black cat?
Bobbing for this crisp autumn fruit is a classic Halloween party game that dates back to ancient Roman traditions.
What is an Apple?
This ancient Egyptian-inspired monster is wrapped in linen bandages and is often depicted rising from its tomb to haunt the living.
What is a mummy?
In this Disney Halloween classic, three witches known as the Sanderson Sisters accidentlly resurrected in Salem, Massachusetts.
What is Hocus Pocus?
This date is considered unlucky in Western superstition because it combines a traditionally unlucky number with a particular day of the week.
What is Friday the 13th?
Before pumpkins became the preferred choice, Irish families carved frightening faces into this root vegetable to ward off evil spirits.
What are turnips?
This candy was originally marketed as "Chicken Feed" in the late 1800s because of its resemblance to a common farm crop.
What is candy corn?
According to European folklore, this supernatural creature transforms from human to beast, often under the light of a full moon.
What is a werewolf?
In this 1988 supernatural comedy, a mischievous ghost must have his name spoken 3 times to be summoned.
What is Beetlejuice?
This enormous flowering plant earned its morbid nickname because it releases an odor resembling this unpleasant smell.
What is rotting flesh?
This English term, meaning the evening before All Saints' Day, eventually evolved into the modern word Halloween.
What is All Hallows' Eve?
This candy's name is famously an acronym for the names of the two business partners who created it in 1941: Forrest Mars and Bruce Murrie.
What are M&M's?
This fictional scientist created one of horror's most famous monsters by bringing a creature assembled from human remains to life.
Who is Franksenstein?
What is Scream?
First comercially sold in 1890, this mysterious board uses letters, numbers and a moveable pointer to supposedly communicate with the dead.
What is a Ouija board?