Vocabulary
Monsters & Characters
Superstitions
Fun Facts
True or False?
100

Another word for “scary.”

Spooky

100

What do ghosts say to scare you?

Boo!

100

What date is considered unlucky?

Friday the 13th.

100

What was Halloween called originally?

a. All Ghosts Eve

b. All Hallows Eve

c.  Spirits Night

b. All Hallows Eve (Hallow is an old word for "holy")

100

In the U.S. more candy is sold on October 28 than on any other day of the year.

True!

200

What did the word "witch" mean originally?

a. ugly woman         b. evil woman           c.  wise woman

c. wise woman

200

She dresses in black and wears braids.

Wednesday

200

You should never walk under this object. 

Ladder

200

In the United States, people spend a lot of money buying this for Halloween parties and decorations.

Candy / Sweets

200

A full moon on Halloween is very common.

False; it's actually very rare!

300

A vampire sleeps in a _____

Coffin

300

What children say when they knock on your door on Halloween.

Trick or treat!

300

If you break this, you’ll have 7 years bad luck.

Mirror

300

What is the only mammal that can fly?

Bat

300

The first Halloween was in Norway.

False. It is believed Ireland is where Halloween originated.

400

A dead person that comes back and walks slowly.

Zombie

400

This monster changes shape when there is a full moon.

Werewolf

400

People carve pumpkins to keep away…

evil spirits

400

Who wrote the 1818 classic book “Frankenstein?”

Mary Shelley

400

In the UK black cats bring bad luck.

False! For Brits they bring good luck, but for Americans they bring bad luck.

500

A place where dead people are buried.

Cemetery (or graveyard)

500

A carved pumpkin with a scary face and a candle inside.

Jack O'Lantern

500

Some people believe that spirits live in old, abandoned houses. What do they call these houses?

Haunted houses

500

What means of transport does a witch use?

Broom

500
In the U.S. Halloween is the most commercial holiday of the year.

False! Christmas is the most commercial American holiday.

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