Halloween Basics
What date is Halloween celebrated every year?
October 31st
What is the name of the friendly ghost in the Casper franchise?
Casper
What candy is shaped like a triangle and colored white, orange, and yellow?
Candy Corn
Which spooky creature is traditionally said to turn into a bat and drink blood?
A vampire
What do we call the fear of spiders?
Arachnophobia
What orange vegetable is commonly carved into a spooky lantern?
A pumpkin
What is the last name of the three witch sisters in Hocus Pocus?
Sanderson
Which chocolate candy has a peanut butter filling and is often sold in orange wrappers?
Reese's Peanut Butter Cups
What monster transforms from a human into a wolf during a full moon?
A werewolf
Which nocturnal animal often hangs upside down while resting?
A bat
What is going door to door asking for candy in a costume called?
Trick or Treating
What is the name of the main character in The Nightmare Before Christmas?
Jack Skellington
What fruit is traditionally used to make candy apples?
Apples
What do you call the spirit of a dead person said to haunt a place?
A ghost.
What do you call a person who tells fortunes by looking into a crystal ball?
A fortune teller.
What magical figure is often shown wearing a pointed hat?
A Witch
What is the name of the masked villain in the Halloween movie franchise?
Michael Myers
What chocolate candy uses the following slogan "You're not you when you're hungry."
Snickers
What legendary creature is stitched together from body parts and brought to life in Mary Shelley's novel?
Frankenstein
What do you call a large pot that witches are often shown using to brew magical mixtures?
A cauldron
What three colors are most commonly associated with Halloween?
Orange, black, and purple.
In Beetlejuice, how many times must his name be said to summon him?
Three times
What popular fall dessert is traditionally made with pumpkin puree, warm spices, and a pastry crust?
Pumpkin Pie
What is the practice of preserving a body, often associated with wrapped monsters in horror movies, called?
Mummification
What Mexican holiday honors deceased loved ones around November 1 and 2?
Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead)