TRIVIA
These colors are associated with Halloween.
What are orange and black?
Michael Jackson hit song associated with Halloween.
What is Thriller?
E.T. wore this costume to sneak out of the house.
What is a ghost costume?
People traditionally bob for these at Halloween parties.
What are apples?
Vegetable disliked by vampires.
What is garlic?
This fruit also comes in white or green and even blue.
What is a pumpkin?
Every Halloween Charlie Brown and Linus wait for this character to appear.
What is the great pumpkin?
Halloween ranks third in terms of parties held in the US. These two days rank higher. (Name one)
What is New Year's Eve/Super Bowl?
This candy wants you to "Taste the Rainbow".
What are Skittles?
This creature can be killed with a silver bullet.
What is a werewolf?
This is where a pumpkin grows.
Where is on a vine?
RL Stine book series.
What is Goosebumps?
This is the percentage of American adults who wear costumes to celebrate Halloween.
What is 50 percent?
This is the best selling candy at Halloween.
What is the Snickers bar?
This monster was created as a science experiment.
Who is Frankenstein?
This country celebrates the Day of the Dead starting at midnight on Oct. 31.
What is Mexico?
The main character of this story is Ichabod Crane.
What is The Legend of Sleepy Hollow?
The children from this Netflix series were the number 2 most popular costume in 2017.
What is Stranger Things?
From base to point, the order of colors on a standard piece of candy corn.
What is yellow, orange, white?
According to tradition, if you wear your clothing inside out and walk backwards on Halloween you will see this at midnight.
What is a witch?
Halloween originated in this country.
What is Ireland?
This is the only movie in the Halloween series that does not feature Michael Myers.
What is Halloween III?
In this southern American state it is illegal to dress up like a priest or nun.
What is Alabama?
The number of average licks it takes to reach the center of a Tootsie Pop.
What is 252?
This person wrote the novel Frankenstein.
Who is Mary Shelley?