Music
Who sings the famous Halloween song “Thriller”?
Michael Jackson
What is the word Hallowe’en an abbreviation of?
All Hallows’ Eve
Which Halloween candy was originally referred to as “chicken feed?”
candy corn
Which character in Charlie Brown believes in the Great Pumpkin?
Linus
If this animal crosses your path, it’s considered bad luck.
Black cat
What dance was allegedly a "graveyard smash" that "caught on in a flash"?
The Monster Mash
What country did Halloween originate in?
Ireland
Halloween is the holiday that sells the most candy, what holiday comes in second for candy sales?
Easter
What is the name of the town where “The Nightmare Before Christmas” is set?
Halloween Town
If you break this on Halloween, you could open a portal to the spirit world.
Mirror
Who sang the song “Werewolves of London”?
Warren Zevon
Which famous person died on Halloween: Audrey Hepburn, Harry Houdini, Aretha Franklin, or Edgar Allen Poe?
Harry Houdini
A standard pillowcase can hold about how many pieces of candy: A. 1000 B. 800 C. 1600 D. 2000?
C. 1600
Which singer starred as the Goblin King in the film Labyrinth?
David Bowie
If this flies into your house on Halloween, it means your house is haunted.
Bat
Which song includes the lyrics “They’re creepy and they’re kooky, mysterious and spooky”?
“The Addams Family Theme” by Vic Mizzy
What year did trick-or-treating start?
1930
What does it mean if you see a blue pumpkin while trick-or-treating?
Allergy-free treats
What is the name of the evil clown in Stephen King’s It?
Pennywise
These two colours symbolize the colours of the crops and the changing season.
Orange and black
Ray Parker Jr. is famous for which song that sound tracked a hit film in 1984?
Ghostbusters
Which real-life historical figure formed the basis for Dracula?
Vlad the Impaler
Which specific Halloween candy do parents steal the most from their kids?
Snickers
What 1973 movie convinced people to throw out their Quija boards?
The Exorcist
Originally made of hollowed out turnips, these are used to scare evil spirits away.
Jack-o ’lanterns