Sweet Treats
Famous Movie Monsters
Halloween true or false
Literature
Creepy Creatures
100

This Halloween candy was originally marketed as "Chicken Feed"

Candy corn

100

This extraterrestrial creature was featured in a hit 1982 Steven Spielberg film sharing the same name.

E.T

100

Black cats are considered good luck on Halloween.

False. 

While black cats are often associated with superstitions, they are more commonly considered symbols of bad luck on Halloween

100

In this Novel, a mysterious creature made of different body parts is created by a scientist named Victor.

Frankenstein 

100

This spider is known for its distinctive red hourglass marking underneath its abdomen.

Black Widow

200

ThisThis chocolate candy features a peanut butter center surrounded by chocolate.

Reese's Peanut Butter Cup

200

This 1925 silent film features a disfigured musical genius living beneath an opera house

Phantom of the Opera

200

Halloween was originally celebrated in December.

False

Halloween has traditionally been celebrated on October 31st, the evening before All Saints Day on November 1st

200

This novel by Alice Hoffman follows two sisters from a family of witches, later made into a hit 1998 film.

Practical Magic

200

True or False: Black cats are naturally more aggressive than other cats.

False

a cat's fur color does not automatically determine personality

300

This candy was invented in 1901 and was originally sold for just one penny.

Tooties Rolls

300

This 1956 science fiction horror film features a giant creature that grows larger whenever it consumes living things.

The Blob

300

Some Halloween traditions claim that wearing your clothes inside out can help you see a witch.

True 

This was an old European superstition. People believed wearing your clothes inside out and walking backwards could reveal witches.

300

This Famous vampire is the central character of Bram Stoker's famous novel

Dracula 

300

A group of these birds is famously known as a murder

Crows

400

This candy brand is known for the slogan "Melts in your mouth, not in your hands"

M&M's

400

This classic monster can be destroyed by sunlight

Dracula

400
Pumpkins have always been used for Jack-o-lanterns 

False

In Ireland and Scotland, people carved turnips and root vegetables into lanterns. Pumpkins became popular after the tradition traveled to America

400

This Author wrote the short story "The Black Cat"

Edgar Allan Poe

400

This animal is known for making a distinctive laughing sound at night 

Hyena

500

This Japanese candy brand is known for its unusual flavors, including green tea and sweet potato

Kit-Kat

500

This 1932 horror. film starred Fredric March as a doctor with a terrifying alternate personality.

Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde

500

A full moon occurs every Halloween

False

A full moon occurs approximately every 29.5 days, so Halloween only occasionally falls on a full moon

500

This Stephen King novel inspired the 1976 movie about a teenage girl with telekinetic powers

Carrie

500

This Insect can survive underwater for days by carrying an air bubble with it.

scorpion

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