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Count Dracula transforms into this flying, night-dwelling creature to travel around unnoticed.
What is a bat?
In the movie Hocus Pocus, three witch sisters are resurrected in Salem, Massachusetts on Halloween night. What are their last names?
What is Sanderson? (The Sanderson Sisters)
This candy's famous slogan tells you to "Melts in your mouth, not in your hands."
What are M&M's?
A red cape, a blue suit, and a bold yellow-and-red "S" emblem on the chest.
Who is Superman?
Carving a face into a pumpkin and placing a candle inside creates this traditional Halloween decoration.
What is a jack-o'-lantern?
According to folklore, this silver-sensitive creature transforms from a human into a beast during a full moon.
What is a werewolf?
What colorful, striped-suited ghost do you summon if you say his name three times in a row?
Who is Beetlejuice?
This fruity, chewy candy comes in a long strip wrapped around a plastic wheel, giving you "feet" of fun.
What is Hubba Bubba Bubble Tape? (or Fruit Roll-Up / Bubble Tape)
A floor-length ice-blue gown, a long white braid, and a snowflake-patterned cape.
Who is Elsa (from Frozen)?
In this classic 1966 animated Peanuts special, Linus spends all night waiting in a pumpkin patch for a mysterious figure to arrive.
What is It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown?
Wrapped in bandages from head to toe, this ancient monster usually emerges from a tomb.
What is a mummy?
In The Nightmare Before Christmas, Jack Skellington decides to take over which non-Halloween holiday?
What is Christmas?
Originally named "Papa Shake," this nougat, caramel, and chocolate bar was renamed after a famous milkshake flavor in 1923.
What is a Milky Way?
A brown fedora, a leather jacket, a beige button-down shirt, and a bullwhip on the belt.
Who is Indiana Jones?
Botanically speaking, pumpkins are classified as this type of seed-bearing plant product, not a vegetable.
What is a fruit (or berry)?
Dr. Frankenstein created his famous monster by piecing together body parts and bringing it to life using this powerful phenomenon.
What is lightning (or electricity)?
What team of parapsychologists do you call when there's something strange in your neighborhood?
Who are the Ghostbusters?
Created in 1912 with a hole in the middle, this hard candy was marketed as a "Life Saver" because of its resemblance to this safety item.
What is a life preserver (or lifebuoy)?
A blue dress, a white apron, mismatched socks, and a red headband, often paired with a white rabbit accessory.
Who is Alice (from Alice in Wonderland)?
True or false: you can eat every single part of a pumpkin
true
In ocean folklore, this ghostly 17th-century ship is doomed to sail the seas forever and can never make port.
What is the Flying Dutchman?
In Hotel Transylvania, Dracula builds a high-end resort specifically so that monsters can hide away from who?
Who are humans?
This sour then sweet candy was originally created in the 1970s under the name "Mars Men" before being rebranded in North America.
What are Sour Patch Kids?
A bright yellow jumpsuit with black side stripes, matching yellow sneakers, and a katana sword.
Who is The Bride / Beatrix Kiddo (from Kill Bill)?
Pumpkins belong to the plant family Cucurbitaceae, which also includes these two common long, green garden produce items.
What are cucumbers and zucchinis (or squash/melons)?
What is the technical, general term given to creatures like zombies and vampires that are dead, yet still move around as if they are alive?
What is the Undead?
In the movie Coraline, what creepy objects are sewn over the eyes of the people living in the "Other World"?
What are buttons?
Invented by David Goldenberg in 1917, this dark chocolate and marshmallow candy bar gets its name from a popular 1920s slang phrase meaning "excellent" or "wonderful."
What is Goldenberg's Peanut Chews? (or Mounds)
A black-and-white striped suit, a messy white wig, and pale face makeup with dark circles around the eyes.
Who is Beetlejuice?
True or false: the first jack-o-lanterns in Ireland and Scotland were actually creepy faces carved into turnips, beets, and potatoes to ward off stingy jack and other wandering evil spirits
true