Candy
This popular Halloween candy is shaped as an aquatic animal.
What is Swedish Fish?
Winifred, Sarah, and Mary are the three witches in this Halloween movie.
What is Hocus Pocus?
This merit badge teaches Scouts how to prepare meals and safely handle food.
What is Cooking?
The four cardinal directions
North, South, East, West
Who is Isaac Newton?
This candy brand uses the slogan “Taste the Rainbow”
What are Skittles?
This movie features a young boy accidentally travels to the Land of the Dead during the Mexican holiday Día de los Muertos.
What is Coco?
Objects used in this merit badge include maps, compass navigation, and finding their way through unfamiliar terrain.
What is Orienteering?
The four steps in this acronym: EDGE
What are Explain, Demonstrate, Guide, and Enable?
This French military genius was born on the island of Corsica
Who is Napoleon Bonaparte?
The top selling Halloween candy.
What are Reeses?
This Peanuts character spends Halloween waiting for the Great Pumpkin.
Who is Linus?
This merit badge focuses on building structures with rope, knots, and lashings.
What is Pioneering?
This knot creates a fixed loop that is useful for rescue and securing a rope.
These are the only mammals capable of true, sustained flight.
What are bats?
These three colors are the order of candy corn from the tip to the base.
White, Orange, Yellow.
Saying the this character’s name three times summons him.
Who is Beetlejuice?
This merit badges requires you to see or read three full-length plays.
What is Theater?
This type of map uses contour lines to show elevation and the shape of the land.
What is a topographic map?
The four musicians that made up the "Fab Four"
Who are John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, Ringo Starr?
The year M&Ms were created (within 5 years).
What is 1941?
In this film, the Other Mother has buttons instead of eyes.
What is Coraline?
This merit badge requires you to earn an Open Water Diver Certification.
What is Scuba Diving?
A condition caused by fluid and salt loss.
What is heat exhaustion?
This element has the most stable isotopes in the periodic table, and is the 50th element in the periodic table.
What is tin? (Sn)