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Trick or Treat
100
This orange fruit, used for making Jack o' Lanterns, is mistaken for being a vegetable.

Pumpkin

100

Everyone has one of these, but if you see one walking around, it would be quite scary.

Skeleton

100

This area of the world is considered the birthplace of Halloween, originally called Samhain. It's now more famous for another holiday, St. Patrick's Day.

Ireland (and the British Isles)

100

Jack Skellington, in this 1993 stop-motion film, tries to kidnap Santa Claus to have Christmas in Halloweentown.

The Nightmare Before Christmas

100

If you stop by a dentist's house on Halloween, you might get one of these instead of candy!

Toothbrush
200

This popular triangle-shaped candy is colored with orange, yellow, and white stripes.

Candy Corn

200

If you see one of these blood drinking monsters, you can escape from it with a cross or garlic, or kill it a wooden stake.

Vampire

200

Halloween shares its theme with Dia de los Muertos, known for its colorfully decorated skulls, which is celebrated in this country.

Mexico

200
This character from the movie Friday the 13th, known for wearing a hockey mask, is one of the most popular costumes on Halloween.

Jason Vorhees

200

Trick or Treating became very popular after this world famous comic strip, featuring a boy and his white dog, showed the characters doing it.

Peanuts (Charlie Brown/Snoopy)

300

This red fruit, harvested in the fall, is put in a tub of water for a fun Halloween game.

Apple

300

People who have lycanthropy turn into this monster when they see the full moon.

Werewolf

300

Pumpkins were not known about in Europe until after the discovery of the Americas. Instead, this root vegetable was used to make Jack o' Lanterns.

Turnips

300

This Pixar movie told the story of a young boy who stumbles into the Land of the Dead during the famous Dia de los Muertos festival.

Coco (Remember Me)

300

The tradition of going door-to-door trick-or-treating is similar to this musical Christmas tradition.

Caroling

400

In addition to Jack o' Lanterns, pumpkins are commonly used for this tasty dessert.

Pie

400

This monster is sometimes named after the doctor who created it, who brought a dead body back to life with electricity.

Frankenstein

400

This Catholic holiday is the reason we call October 31st "Halloween," or "Hallows' Eve."

All Saints' (Hallows') Day

400

This comedy movie, made in 1984, and remade in 2016, told the story of four people hunting and trapping ghosts.

Ghostbusters

400
On Halloween, many kids go trick or treating to different houses. If the front light of a house is off, it probably means this.

The people aren't giving out candy

500

10% of annual sales of this sweet treat is sold during Halloween.

Candy

500

The only way to kill these monsters is to destroy their brain, before they eat yours!

Zombies

500

Salem, Massachusetts in the United States became famous for putting people on trial for being these magic users.

Witches

500

This famous video game series, featuring characters like Simon Belmont and Alucard, sends the player on a quest to kill Dracula.

Castlevania

500

Although it is illegal and can get them in trouble, mischievous teenagers will sometimes vandalize houses by throwing things like this popular breakfast food.

Eggs