Dia de Los muertos
The sugary candy that people put on their ofrendas
What is Sugar skulls?
When the door is answered on Halloween, people say!
What is Trick or treat!
A legendary creature known for living in castles, turning to stone when exposed to sunlight, and loves the taste of blood?
What is Dracula!
Which famous folklore monster is often associated with mysterious howls and sightings captured on grainy video footage?
Bigfoot!
The Mexican monster that eats goats and looks like a rabid dog:
What is el Chupacabra!
The colorful paper decoration used on Dia de Los Muertos
What is Papel picado !
What animals are considered "bad luck" on Halloween?
A black cat!
This Japanese mythical creature is known for its shape-shifting abilities and often takes the form of a fox?
What is a Kitsune!
Where can Bigfoot be found in North America?
In the Pacific Northwest Forests!
The crying ghost of a grieving mother who drowned her own children
What is La Llorona
Coco!
Who is Frankstein?
The doctor who created the monster!
What is the name of the hopping vampire in Chinese folklore, known for its stiff movements and life-sucking abilities?
What is a Jiang Shi!
A creature from Native American folklore is said to shapeshift and mimic human voices to lure its prey?
What is a Wendigo!
A spirit that appears as a dog, has deer-like hooves with blue eyes when it is calm. But red eyes when it is threatened.
What is El Cadejo?
What are the flower petals used to lead the dead to their ofrenda called?
What are Marigolds!
What did people originally carve instead of pumpkins?
Turnips!
Dracula's actual name
What is Vladimir the Impaler!
What does the Thunderbird symbolize?
The Thunderbird symbolizes strength, protection, and spiritual guidance.
What does El Silbón carries around in a bag?
Bones!
These are poetic epitaphs written as part of the Día de los Muertos celebrations. They humorously predict the death of a living person.
What is a Calaveras Literarias(Skull literature)
What were Jack o lanterns used for originally?
To ward off evil spirits!
What does the torii gate symbolize?
The separation between our world and the spirts realm!
In which specific Native American legend does the Wendigo originate from?
The Algonquian folklore!
What do Miners offer to El Tío, in order to have protection in the mines?
Miners leave offerings of coca leaves, alcohol, and cigarettes to El Tío.