Fun Snack Facts
Originally called "chicken feed," this tri-colored candy was invented in the 1880s.
What is Candy Corn?
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What is Dracula?
People originally wore costumes on Halloween for this reason.
What is disguising themselves from spirits believed to roam the Earth that night?
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What is a PSL? (Pumpkin Spice Latte)
The Romanian word "Dracula" translates to one of these two figures.
What is a dragon or the Devil?
+50 points if you got them both!
This popular sweet, originally called "fairy floss," was invented by a dentist.
What is Cotton Candy?
🔪 😱 📞
What is Scream?
This country is believed to have started the tradition of carving jack-o’-lanterns.
Where is Ireland?
[Extra 50 points if you also knew that they originally carved turnips and not pumpkins]
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What is apple picking?
This historical figure and famous escape artist passed away on Halloween in 1926.
Who is Harry Houdini?
This state produces the most pumpkins for Halloween.
Where is Illinois?
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What is The Ring?
It is illegal to dress up as a priest or nun for Halloween in this US state.
Where is Alabama?
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What is Fall Football?
This US president was the first to decorate the White House for Halloween.
Who is Dwight D. Eisenhower?
This is the percentage of candy sold in the US that is purchased for Halloween.
What is 25%?
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What is Nightmare on Elm Street?
The original phrase children would shout to receive candy.
[Hint: It is not Trick or Treat]
What is Belsnickel?
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What is sweater weather?
This creature's shape in a classic horror film was reportedly based on the design of the Oscar statuette.
What is The Creature From the Black Lagoon?
The record number for most pumpkins smashed in one minute.
What is 52?
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What is American Psycho?
These two actions performed together on Halloween night were thought to allow a person to see a witch at midnight.
What is wearing your clothes inside out and walking backward?
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What is hibernation?
A clown doll and a tree with long branches outside a childhood window were two fears of this famous screenwriter that were incorporated into a classic horror film from 1982.
Who is Steven Spielberg?