Halloween History
Halloween is celebrated every year on what date?
What is October 31st?
This creature uses echolocation to find its way in the dark.
What is a bat?
This friendly ghost often appears in cartoons and movies.
Who is Casper?
This spooky place might have ghosts, creaky doors, and cobwebs.
What is a haunted house?
This movie features a friendly ghost.
What is Casper?
People used to carve faces into turnips before this fruit became popular.
What is a pumpkin?
This glowing object in the sky is often linked with werewolves.
What is the moon?
This creature has green skin, bolts in its next, and was brought to life.
Who is Frankenstein's Monster?
This black animal is said to bring bad lunch when it crosses your path.
What is a black cat?
What is Hocus Pocus?
Halloween comes from an ancient festival called Samhain (sow-in) that celebrated the end of this season.
What is summer?
What is a spider?
This creature wraps itself in bandages.
What is a mummy?
You might hear this animal "hoo"ing in the night.
What is an owl?
This movie features a hotel where monsters go to relax away from humans.
What is Hotel Transylvania?
This country is considered the birthplace of Halloween.
What is Ireland?
A vampire might need this substance in order to survive.
What is blood?
Who is Count Dracula?
This slimy Halloween creature has no bones and loves the rain.
What is a worm?
This spooky, kooky family consists of a pet called "Thing" and a cousin called "It".
What is the Addams Family?
In the past, people wore costumes on Halloween to scare away these.
What is evil spirits or ghosts?
This type of energy was used to bring Frankenstein's monster to life.
What is electricity?
In fairy tales, witches often stir potions in this big black pot.
What is a cauldron?
Zombies are known for walking slowing and craving this.
What is brains?
This 1998 movie features a mischievous ghost hired to scare away the living from a house, whose name you don't want to repeat.
What is Beetlejuice?