Halloween
What do people say when someone opens the door while they are trick-or-treating?
Trick or treat!
Which spooky creature is often shown floating and saying “Boo!”?
A ghost.
What three-colored Halloween candy is shaped like a little triangle?
Candy corn.
How many legs does a spider have?
Eight.
What do witches traditionally ride in Halloween stories?
A broomstick.
What two colors are most often associated with Halloween?
Orange and black.
Which creature in spooky stories is often said to change into a bat?
A vampire.
Which candy has colorful pieces with the letter M printed on them?
M&M's.
What is the name for the thin, sticky strands a spider spins to make a web?
Silk.
What animal is often shown sitting beside a witch?
A black cat.
What is the name for a carved pumpkin with a face?
A jack-o'-lantern.
Which creature is wrapped from head to toe in bandages?
A mummy.
Which chocolate bar is named after the galaxy that includes Earth?
Milky Way.
What do bats use to help them find objects in the dark by listening to echoes?
Echolocation.
What do people wear to pretend to be a different person or creature on Halloween?
A costume.
Halloween takes place on the last day of which month?
October.
Which green skinned creature, with metal bolts on his neck, was brought to life with electricity?
Frankenstein's monster
What chewy fruit-flavored candy is often sold in colorful, individually wrapped pieces?
Starburst.
What is the word for an animal that is active mostly at night?
Nocturnal.
What is the name for a place that is believed to be full of ghosts?
A haunted house.
What date is Halloween celebrated each year?
October 31.
What creature is said to change from a person into a wolf-like monster during a full moon?
A werewolf.
What classic Halloween treat is made by popping kernels of corn until they puff up?
Popcorn.
What is the name of the process when a caterpillar changes into a butterfly or moth?
Metamorphosis.
What Halloween activity involves going door to door to collect treats?
Trick-or-treating.