Jokes
What is a monster's favorite dessert?
I-scream!
What monster transforms and howls at a full moon?
Werewolf
What is the oldest Halloween candy?
Candy Corn (from the 1880’s)
What vegetable was originally used for jack-o'-lanterns?
Turnip were carved into lanterns before pumpkins became the common choice
In Canada, Halloween is the ____________ largest shopping season.
Second
The first being Christmas
What’s a mummies favorite music?
Wrap Music
What famous vampire lives in Transylvania?
Dracula
In 1897, a dentist oddly helped to create this sugary treat. What is it?
Cotton Candy
What city in Massachusetts prosecuted women accused of witchcraft in 1692 and 1693?
Salam
How much does the average Canadian spend on Halloween Candy each year? (you get the points if you are within $5 above or below)
$67.65
What do you call a witch at the beach?
A Sand-Witch
What do you call a body wrapped in bandages that is often associated with Egypt?
Mummies
What is a popular chocolate bar named after a horse?
Snickers
What ancient festival is the basis for Halloween?
Halloween originated from the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain, which celebrated the end of summer and the harvest
What famous magician passed away on Halloween?
Harry Houdini
How do you fix a broken pumpkin?
With a Pumpkin Patch
Besides sucking human blood, what do bats and vampires have in common?
They only come out at night!
In World War ll which candy was included in rations as a source of quick energy?
Tootsie Rolls
What does the word "Hallow" mean in old English?
Saint
Which Halloween symbol brings good luck?
Spider
it means a deceased loved one is watching over you and believed to bring protection.
Why was the skeleton sad?
He had no BODY to play with
How many bones are in the average skeleton?
206
How many calories are in the average trick or treaters haul?
(you get the points if you are within 200 above or below)
1100
What was the most popular male costume in 1955? (think Faux raccoon cap)
Davy Crockett
When did the first Haunted House open?
1915
in Liphook England