Basic Halloween Questions
Halloween Creatures
Halloween Trivia
Halloween Movies
Halloween type questions
100

What day is Halloween on?

October 31

100

How many legs does a spider have?

8

100

What is the popular game played on Halloween that involves catching apples?

Bobbing for apples

100

Who is known as “The Friendly Ghost”?

Casper the Friendly Ghost

100

What do you wear when you go trick-or-treating?

Costume

200

What are the two colors associated with Halloween?

Orange and Black

200

Which animal is associated with witches and Halloween?

Bats

200

What spooky creature says, “Boo!”

Ghost

200

In the movie Nightmare before Christmas, what is the skeletons name?

Jack Skeleton

200

True or False: One of the inventors of cotton candy was a dentist?

True

300

What does a witch fly on?

A broom

300

What is a baby cat called?

A kitten

300

True or False: All pumpkins are orange.

False! They can also be green, yellow, white, blue, and other colors.

300

Who waits all night in the pumpkin patch for The Great Pumpkin?

Linus

300

What is the most popular Halloween candy in the U.S. according to a 2025 survey from Instacart?

The most popular Halloween candy in 2026 is M&M’s, which ranked No. 1 nationally according to CandyStore.com’s 2026 sales-based projection.

400

  What is a carved pumpkin with a light inside called?

Jack-o-Lantern

400

What is a mammal that hangs upside down called?

Bat

400

What ancient civilization is famous for making mummies?

Eygpt

400

What Disney and Pixar movie features characters named Mike, Sulley, and Boo?

Monsters Inc.

400

True or False: M&Ms got their name because people say, “Mmm, mmm!” when they eat them.

False. They were named for their creators, Forrest Mars and Bruce Murrie.

500

What candy is often associated with Halloween?

Candy Corn

500

What animal is the most common pollinator of pumpkins?

Bees of course

500

Where does Count Dracula live?

Transylvania

500

In Nightmare before Christmas, who is the bad guy?

Oogie Boogie

500

How do people traditionally signal that they’re participating in Halloween trick-or-treat events?

Leaving their lights on