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100

A reporter gave this name to an unidentified man who hijacked a Boeing 727 on November 24, 1971, extorted $200,000 in ransom, and parachuted into the forest.

Who is D.B. Cooper?

100

This iconic horror villain uses a voice changer and asks his victims, "What's your favorite scary movie?"

Who is Ghostface?

100

Due to sugar rationing during this major global conflict, trick-or-treating temporarily ground to a halt in the 1940s.

What is World War II?

100

Who is this cat?

It's Alex!

100

This multi-colored, triangular candy is a seasonal staple, though it often polarizes trick-or-treaters who either love it or hate it.

What is Candy Corn?

200

Several victims of serial killer Gary Ridgway were discovered near or in this Washington river.

What is the Green River?

200

Linda Blair starred as Regan MacNeil, a young girl possessed by a demon, in this groundbreaking 1973 film.

What is The Exorcist?

200

To prevent a ghost from recognizing you if you met one outside your home on Halloween, people wore these over their faces.

What are masks?

200

Who is this Bob the Builder?

It's Jack!

200

This classic, battery-powered Halloween decoration uses a motion sensor to shake, scream, or jump out at unsuspecting guests.

What is an animatronic?

300

This Oregon city was the site of the 1984 Rajneeshee bioterror attack, in which salad bars were intentionally contaminated.

What is The Dalles?

300

In Ari Aster’s Midsommar, a group of friends travels to this European country to attend a rare midsummer festival that turns deadly.

What is Sweden?

300

Halloween celebrations didn't take off in early America primarily due to the strict religious beliefs of this colonial group.

Who were the Puritans?

300

Who is this princess?

It's Daizsa!

300

This prankster spirit from folklore is known for mischievous tricks and moving objects around.

What is a poltergeist?

400

This 1983 massacre took place in a Seattle gambling club, leaving 13 people dead and only one survivor.

What is the Wah Mee Massacre?

400

This is the fictional town and street name where Freddy Krueger terrorizes teenagers in their dreams.

What is Elm Street? (Accept: Springwood, Ohio)

400

The original Irish jack-o'-lanterns were not made from pumpkins, but from this common root vegetable.

What are turnips?

400

Who is this bunny?

It's Mari!

400

The name of this chocolate-covered, crispy wafer treat means "to break" or "to snap" in German.

What is a Kit Kat?

500

Famous serial killer Ted Bundy lived in this University of Washington dorm building.

What is McMahon Hall?

500

If you hear this videotape-related rule from The Ring, you have exactly this many days left to live.

What is seven days?

500

Halloween traces its earliest origins back to this ancient 2,000-year-old Celtic festival.

What is Samhain?

500

Who is this knight?

It's Caz!
500

The "M" and "M" in M&M's stand for these last names.

What are Mars and Murrie?