On Halloween Night
Who, What, Where, When, Why, How?
Sweets & Treats
October Pop Culture
Creepy Crawlies
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On Halloween night, kids often say this phrase when going door to door for candy:

Trick or Treat

100

Another name for a large kettle or boiler: (Hint: this is in Minecraft)

A Cauldron

100

Many families do this with their pumpkin seeds after carving a jack-o'-lantern:

Roast them and eat them

100

This spooky cartoon family includes Morticia, Gomez, and Wednesday...

The Addams Family

100

This eight-legged creature shows up as an October decoration everywhere each year...

A Spider 
200

This Halloween party activity involving apples could also be a man's name: 

Bob (bobbing for apples)
200

This Massachusetts town is famous because of a certain "witch hunt" that took place in the 1600s:

Salem

200

Listed from top to bottom, these are the three classic colors of candy corn:

White, Orange, Yellow

200

This is the name of the Pumpkin King in Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas?

Jack Skeleton

200

A magician will often say this, whilst performing a magic trick:

"Abracadabra"

300

Charlie Brown gets this object instead of candy at every house he visits in "It's a Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown"

A Rock

300

This U.S. state is the biggest producer of candy in the whole country:

California

300

Fruit or Vegetable? Pumpkins are scientifically considered this:

Fruit

300

This famous Michael Jackson song is practically a permanent Halloween soundtrack staple?

Thriller

300

This cute (or scary) little guy is the only mammal that can fly?

Bat

400

This significant event in church history took place on October 31st, 1517, when Martin Luther nailed his 95 Thesis to the door of the church in Wittenburg Germany. It is now referred to as this day: 

Reformation Day (Protestant Reformation)

400

This U.S. state produces the most pumpkins:

Illinois

400

This is the best-selling Halloween candy in the United States every year:

Reese's Peanut Butter Cups

400

This friendly ghost has been appearing in cartoons since 1945...

Casper

400

You and I probably have this many bones in our body:

206

500

In 1991, this historic weather event resulted in three feet of snowfall across much of the Midwest on Halloween:

The Halloween Blizzard

500

It was in this decade that "trick-or-treating" became a widely used phrase in the U.S.

1930s

500

 On average, this many seeds can be found in one pumpkin

500

500

It was this year, that the song "Monster Mash" was released:

1962

500

According to classic monster lore, this is the best way to stop a werewolf...

A silver bullet