Candy
Which State produces the most Halloween Candy? California, Ohio, Texas, or Georgia
California
What is the name of the monster from Frankenstein?
It was referred to as “the monster,” “creature,” and even “the demon.” Frankenstein is the scientist; his creation remained unnamed.
True or false: Tricker treating has been around since the 19th century
Yes, In medieval times, the same activity, known as ‘guising’, took place in Scotland and Ireland. Guising saw youngsters going door-to-door asking for money and food in exchange for songs, rhymes or ‘tricks’ they could perform.
True or False: Halloween was originally a pagan holiday.
True
According to their theme song, which family is said to be creepy, kooky, mysterious, and spooky?
The Addams Family
Which Halloween candy was initially referred to as "chicken feed?"
Candy Corn
In the 20th century, the idea of zombies came from American soldiers who said they saw what?
Sorcerers bring the dead back to life in Haiti.
Why did people initially wear costumes on Halloween?
To ward off ghosts and evil spirits.
What was initially used to make jack-o'-lanterns before pumpkins?
Turnips or potatoes.
What is the most popular Halloween costume for pets?
Pumpkins
How many colors are there in an original bag of M&M's?
6 (Brown, Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, and Blue)
Are mummifications still done today?
Yes, Mummification is still done today, both for the bodies of people and pets. But it comes at a price — starting at US $67,000. In Ancient Egypt, the same process cost the equivalent of about $3,000.
Where is the biggest Halloween parade in the US held? New Orleans, Salem, New York, or Anoka.
New York. There are typically over 50,000 participants in the Village Halloween Parade.
What country started the tradition of carving pumpkins? France, UK, or Ireland
Ireland
In what state is it illegal to dress up as a priest or nun on Halloween? Mississippi, South Carolina, Alabama, or Louisiana.
Alabama. Violating this law can result in a fine of up to $500 or even jail time.
What is America's favorite candy?
Reese's
Where did werewolves come from? Classical Era, Medieval Times, Early Modern Era, or Modern Era.
There were werewolf trials during Medieval Times in which men were accused of transforming into beasts and hunting in packs at night.
Where does the term "Halloween" come from?
"All Hallows' Eve" the evening before All Saints' Day (All Hallows' Day), which is November 1st
What U.S. state produces the most pumpkins? Illinois, Indiana, California, or Pennsylvania.
Illinois leads in pumpkin acreage harvested and yield, producing around 690 million pounds in 2023.
Where can you be fined for using Silly String on Halloween? Memphis, Hollywood, Houston, or New Orleans.
Hollywood. If you use Silly String on Halloween in Hollywood, you could receive up to a $1,000 fine.
What Halloween candy has a connection to a U.S. military ration during WWII?
Tootsie Rolls
What three animals can Vampires transform into?
Bats, Rats, and Wolves. They can even control animals.
What is the reason that halloweens colors are orange and black?
a) they go well together.
b) they have symbolic reasons.
c) they are the traditional colors.
b) they have symbolic reasons. Orange is commonly associated with the Harvest season and the harvest of autumn, and this combines with black to represent darkness and to hark back to the origins of Halloween and its links to the boundaries between life and death.
What was the original name for pumpkins in 1584?
Gros melons. It wasn't until the 17th century that they were first called pumpkins.
What is the heaviest pumpkin weight? about 2,600 lbs, 2,700 lbs, 2,800 lbs, or 2,900 lbs.
About 2,800 lbs. Travis Gienger presented a pumpkin weighing 2,749 pounds.