Costumes
A Vegetable that can be made into a Jack-O-Lantern.
"Pumpkin"
Halloween is the second busiest holiday after this one:
Christmas
New Years’ Eve
Valentine’s Day
Christmas
A song written by Michael Jackson and is really scary.
"Thriller"?
You may want to wear this, if you want to be a ghost.
"White Sheet"
These are some of the main colors for Halloween.
"Black" and "Orange"?
A costume you can make with toilet paper.
"Mummy"
Halloween originates from this country
the USA
England
Ireland
Ireland
What the famous question in the lyric line from the movie Ghostbusters?
"Where you gonna go?"
"Who you gonna call"?
"Who you gonna call"?....Ghostbusters.
Something you wear on your back, if you want to be a Superhero OR Dracula.
A "Cape"
One of the things you can use to kill a vampire.
"Wooden Stake"
A costume with a black and red cape and two long front teeth (fangs)?
"Dracula" or "Vampire"
The classic Frankenstein book was written by the following author:
Mary Shelley or Bram Stoker?
Mary Shelley
Harry Potter's very best female friend.
"Hermoine Granger"
Something you wear on your head, if you want to be a witch.
"Black Hat"
What is the traditional purpose of a Jack-o'-lantern?
a) Ward off evil spirits
b) Decorate your yard
c) Light up the night
d) Make pumpkin pie
Ward off evil spirits
The most popular Halloween costume.
"Witch"
The century during which the tradition of trick-or-treating began in the United States is the following
1920s
1930s
1940s
1920s
This is the place where Twilight takes place
California, USA
Texas, USA
Washington, USA
Forks, Washington, USA
Something you may want to wear, if you want to look like a DEVIL.
"horns and a tail"
The words you say after knocking on somebody's door during Halloween.
"Trick-Or-Treat"
The most popular Halloween costume in 2023 according to Google
Barbie
Transylvania otherwise known as home to Count Dracula is located in this country
Romania
Germany
Austria
Romania
You may need a pair of wings and have a magic wand.
To be a "Fairy"
The name of the day AFTER Halloween.
"All Saints" Day