October Trivia
This monument took 14 years to complete, and was finished in October 1941.
Mount Rushmore
Cats have whiskers on their faces and these two body parts.
Front Legs
This color was rejected from m&ms in the 70s, but came back in 1987.
Red
This Halloween candy was originally called 'Chicken Feed'.
Candy Corn
We know him by this name, but he was born Marshall Bruce Mathers III.
Eminem (10.17.72)
This theme park opened in Florida in October of 1971.
Walt Disney World
Unlike Humans, cats are supposed to have 18 of these little things.
Toes
This best-selling candy bar was named after the inventor's beloved horse.
Snickers
This Halloween tradition is believed to have been started by homeowners as a way to reward pranksters for not vandalizing their homes.
Trick-or-Treating
British Grammy, Emmy, and Academy Award-winning stage and screen singer and actress (My Fair Lady on Broadway); Mary Poppins; The Sound Of Music; The Princess Diaries.
Julie Andrews (10.1.1935)
Bonnie Parker's birthday was October 1, 1910. She was famous for this.
Being half of the crime duo, Bonnie and Clyde
Name of Geppetto's kitty in Pinocchio.
Figaro
This chocolate bar was named for president Grover Cleveland's daughter, not a baseball player.
Baby Ruth
Michael Keaton only appeared for about 17 minutes in this comedy horror movie, despite having the starring roll.
Beetlejuice
Only 42 years old when he became president following the assassination of President McKinley, which makes him the youngest U.S. president so far.
Theodore Roosevelt (10.27.1858)
This is the birthstone for October.
Opal
Female cats are able to give birth to kittens at this many months old.
6
This type of chocolate is actually not chocolate because it does not contain cocoa.
white chocolate
This is considered the most famous Disney Halloween movie, with Nightmare Before Christmas coming in second.
Hocus Pocus
She was the lead singer of the alt band, No Doubt, and latter went on to have her own solo career.
Gwen Stefani (10.3.69)