Halloween Vocabulary
Halloween Traditions
Spooky Movies and Characters
Halloween Monsters
Halloween Fun Facts
100
What’s the thing people carve faces on for Halloween?
Pumpkin
100
On which date is Halloween celebrated?
31st October
100
What kind of creature is Count Dracula?
Vampire
100
This Halloween monster is wrapped in bandages.
Who is the Mummy?
100
Is pumpkin - a vegetable or a fruit?
Fruit
200
What do children say when they go door to door on Halloween night?
"Trick or Treat"
200
List 2 things people often decorate their houses with?
Spider webs, skeletons, bats, pumpkins, jack-o-lanterns...
200
What’s the name of the ghost who says “Boo!”?
Casper
200
This big, tall and green monster is a Halloween costume favorite.
Who is Frankenstein?
200
This number is how often does Halloween fall on a full moon (+/- 5 years)
What is every 19 years?
300
What do you call the bone structure inside your body that’s often used as a Halloween decoration?
Skeleton
300
What is a “Jack-o’-lantern”?
A carved pumpkin with a candle inside
300
He is the tall, bald, and slightly crazy uncle from the spooky Addams Family. What’s his name?
Uncle Fester
300
This favorite monster comes out on a full moon.
Who is the Werewolf?
300
According to superstition, if you stare into a mirror at midnight on Halloween you are meant to see them.
Who are your future husband or wife.
400
What do people use to decorate doors or windows with scary faces and glowing lights?
Jack-o’-lanterns
400
What was originally carved to make lanterns before people started using pumpkins?
Turnips
400
This girl from a famous spooky family always wears black, never smiles, and became the main character of her own Netflix series. What’s her name?
Wednesday Addams
400
This Halloween character is associated with black cats.
Who is a witch?
400
This European country is where Halloween originated.
What is Ireland?
500
The name of the town where "The Nightmare Before Christmas" takes place.
What is Halloween Town
500
The word Halloween comes from All Hallows’ Eve. What does the old English word hallow mean?
A holy or sacred person — a saint.
500
Who says, “It’s alive!” in the classic film Frankenstein?
Dr. Frankenstein
500
Besides sucking human blood, what do bats and vampires have in common?
They only come out at night!
500
What do the two traditional Halloween colours, orange and black, symbolise?
Orange for the autumn harvest,
Black for the coming winter and night.