HALLOWEEN TRADITIONS
HALLOWEEN IN POP CULTURE
SUPERNATURAL CREATURES
MYSTERY & DETECTIVES
SPOOKY FACTS & DARK HISTORY
100

An orange vegetable is carved into a lantern and traditionally displayed on Halloween.

Pumpkin

100

In Monsters,Inc., what is the name of the little girl who befriends Sulley?

Boo

100

This supernatural creature is said to drink blood and is traditionally associated with fangs and coffins.

Vampire

100

This tool, often associated with detectives, makes small objects appear larger.

magnifying glass

100

This nocturnal flying mammal is often associated with haunted houses and vampires.

Bat
200

On Halloween, children say these three words when visiting houses for candy.

Trick or Treat

200

Which Michael Jackson song, released in 1982, remains a definitive Halloween anthem?

Thriller

200

According to popular folklore, this creature transforms from a human into a dog-like beast during a full moon.

Werewolf

200

This fictional detective lives at 221B Baker Street and was created by Arthur Conan Doyle.

Sherlock Holmes

200

This ancient Egyptian structure was built to serve as a monumental tomb for a pharaoh.

Pyramid

300

Ancient Mexican festival, celebrated around November 1, is often associated with the origins of Halloween.

Day of The Dead

300

What is the name of the Clown from IT?

Pennywise

300

In Greek mythology, this winged horse was born from the blood of Medusa.

Peagasus

300

What is the name of the most haunted doll?

Annabelle

300

This famous ship sank on its maiden voyage in 1912 and has inspired countless ghost stories and supernatural legends.

Titanic

400

This is the name for the traditional activity of carving a face into a pumpkin and placing a light inside it.

Jack O' Lantern

400

This Spooky Broadway musical is one of the most popular of all time.

Phantom of the Opera

400

In Mary Shelley's 1818 novel, this is the name of the scientist who creates a living being from assembled body parts.

Victor Frankenstein

400

This American author wrote The Tell-Tale Heart and The Fall of the House of Usher, two classic works of Gothic horror.

Edgar Allan Poe

400

What is a male witch called?

A Warlock

500

Before pumpkins became popular in North America, people in Ireland and Scotland traditionally carved this root vegetable into lanterns.

Turnip

500

In this 1973 supernatural horror film, a young girl named Regan becomes possessed, leading to a Christian ritual.

The Exorcist

500

In Christian tradition, this fallen angel is commonly associated with rebellion against God.

Lucifer

500

This famous unsolved case involved a series of murders in London's Whitechapel district in 1888, attributed to an unidentified killer.

Jack the Ripper

500

This abandoned prison on an island in San Francisco Bay once held notorious criminals such as Al Capone and is now associated with ghost tours.

Alcatraz