Halloween History
and Traditions
Spooky Creatures
and Monsters
Halloween Characters
Candy-licious
Fun Facts
100

Halloween originated in this small island country in Western Europe.

What is Ireland?

100

This color of cat is famously tied to bad luck and superstitions.

What is a black cat?

100

Transylvania is the home of this famous vampire, written about by Bram Stoker.

Who is Count Dracula?

100

This peanut butter and chocolate treat is the most popular Halloween candy in the United States.

What are Reese's peanut butter cups?

100

These two colors are associated with Halloween, with one representing the harvest and the other representing death.

What are orange and black?

200

This type of root vegetable was originally used by the Irish to create Jack-O'-Lanterns.

What is a turnip?

200

It is said that this spooky creature cannot see its own reflection.

What is a vampire?

200

This young doctor, written about by Mary Shelley, creates a sapient creature from different body parts in an unorthodox scientific experiment. 

Who is Dr. Frankenstein?

200

This tricolor mallow candy was originally called "chicken feed."

What is candy corn?
200

This large orange "vegetable" is actually classified as a fruit.

What is a pumpkin?
300

Halloween is a shortened version of this holiday name, the day before All Saints' Day

What is All Hallows' Eve?
300

This is the name for a group of witches.

What is a coven?

300

This friendly ghost is personable and keen to socialize with living beings, much to the chagrin of his three wicked uncles, the Ghostly Trio. 

Who is Casper the Friendly Ghost?

300

This company, headquarted in Pennsylvania, sells the most Halloween candy of any company.

What is Hershey's?

300

Forty-one percent of Americans believe in these spirits or souls of the dead that are thought to appear to the living, often as a pale or transparent shape.

What are ghosts?
400
This holiday is the only one that is higher grossing than Halloween.

What is Christmas?

400

This hairy monster is associated with the full moon.

What is a werewolf?

400

Best known from Ancient Egypt, this human body wrapped in bandages has become a popular "monster" in the horror genre.

What is a mummy?

400

This lollipop, with a chewy chocolate center, is famous for the question “How many licks does it take to get to the center?”

What is a Tootsie Pop?
400

This common seasoning is thought to be able to ward off evil spirits.

What is salt?

500

Fortune-telling was the original reason for this fruit-bobbing game, often played during Halloween parties.

What is bobbing for apples?

500

This nocturnal mammal, often associated with Halloween and vampires, is the only mammal that can truly fly.

What is a bat?

500

This eccentric family, headed by Morticia and Gomez, are "creepy and they're kooky, mysterious and spooky," as stated in the theme song of their 1960s television show.

Who are the Addams Family?

500

Along with the Milky Way bar, this candy bar consisting of a soft nougat base topped with a layer of caramel and crunchy roasted peanuts, all coated in milk chocolate, was the first candy to be made "fun sized."

What is the Snickers bar?
500

Samhainophobia (pronounced "sow-ain-o-phobia") is the fear of this holiday.

What is Halloween?