Ghosts
Goblins
Skeletons
Pumpkins
Apples
100

This two-word phrase is what children yell when knocking on doors to get candy on Halloween.

"Trick or treat"?

100

October falls during this calendar season, which is also known as autumn.

Fall

100

In The Peanuts classic, Linus spends all night waiting in a patch for this legendary October figure.

Great Pumpkin

100

This hot, spiced fruit beverage is a staple at apple orchards and pumpkin patches.

apple cider

100

October is this number month of the year.

10th month

200

Halloween is celebrated annually on this exact date.

October 31st

200

Deciduous trees famously do this to their leaves every autumn.

drop them (or lose them)

200

This friendly, white ghost is famous for being much nicer than his spooky uncles.

Casper

200

This controversial, tri-colored pyramid candy is shaped like kernels of corn.

Candy Corn

200

Despite its name prefix meaning "eight," October actually has this many days in it.

31

300

According to superstition, having this specific colored animal cross your path is said to bring bad luck.

black cat

300

This large, orange squash is the undisputed mascot of October and autumn harvest.

pumpkin

300

This creepy, kooky, and altogether ooky TV and movie family includes characters named Wednesday and Gomez

The Addams Family

300

This popular coffee shop flavor craze takes over almost every menu starting in September and October.

Pumpkin Spice

300

This popular "fest" held largely in October actually kicks off in September in Munich, Germany.

Oktoberfest

400

This traditional Halloween activity involves trying to catch floating fruit from a tub of water using only your teeth.

bobbing for apples

400

October is famous for "fall foliage," which refers to leaves changing into beautiful shades of red, orange, and this color.

yellow

400

This famous vampire travels all the way from Transylvania to count his blessings

Count Dracula

400

These sticky, sweet treats are made by dipping a whole fruit into melted sugar or caramel.

caramel apples (or candy apples)

400

In the U.S., this federal holiday honoring an Italian explorer is celebrated on the second Monday of October.

Columbus Day

500

Before pumpkins became the standard, people in Ireland and Scotland traditionally carved these round, white root vegetables.

turnips

500

Animals like bears spend the autumn eating extra food to prepare for this long winter sleep.

hibernation

500

In The Wizard of Oz, this character is terrified of fire but desperate for a brain.

Scarecrow

500

This toasted, crunchy snack is made by cleaning out the inside of a pumpkin before carving it

pumpkin seeds

500

Born in late October, people under this eighth sign of the zodiac are represented by a scorpion.

Scorpio