Sweet Treats
Spooky Creatures
Screen screams
Hallowen History and Traditions
Creepy Costum and Culture
100

This candy’s famous slogan tells you to “Taste the Rainbow”.

Skittles

100

This un-dead creature shuffles around and loves eating brains.

Zombie 

100

He is the famously “friendly ghost” from a classic cartoon.

Casper

100

What do people usually give out on Halloween.

Candy

100

A structure that people will pay money to walk through while actors in scary clothes jump out to scare them.

Haunted House 

200

This triangular, tri- colored candy is shaped like a kernel of corn.

Candy Corn 

200

This mammal is the only flying animal commonly associated with vampires.

A Bat

200

Every Halloween this Peanuts character helps his friend Linus wait in a pumpkin patch.

Charlie Brown

200

This is the exact calendar date that Halloween is celebrated on every year. 

October 31st

200

This is the specific medical term used to describe an intense, irrational fear of spiders.

Arachnophobia 

300

The smallest size of a candy bar, usually handed out in large quantities on Halloween.

Fun-sized

300

This monster is said to be stitched together and brought to life by a mad scientist.

Frankenstein

300

This Disney film features a skeletal character Jack Skeleton, the Pumpkin King.

The Nightmare before Christmas.

300

What do most people do in October. *Two answers*

Decorate there houses and go to pumpkin patches

300

This U.S city is widely known as the “Witchcraft Capital” due to its historical 1692 trials.

Salem, Massachusetts

400

This traditional Halloween party game involves trying to catch floating a fruit with only your teeth.

Bobbing for apples

400

This is a specific term used to describe a male witch or a man who practices witchcraft.

Warlock 

400

This 1993 live-action Disney movie focuses on a rhyming trio of witches.

Hocus Pocus

400

What people say when they go door-to-door to get treats on Halloween night.

Trick-or-Treat

400

This rare lunar event only occurs Halloween night roughly once every 18 or 19 years.

Full Moon 

500

Approximately 35 million pounds of this specific seasonal treat are produced every single year.

Candy Corn

500

In folklore, this creature from the moon-lit nights is another name for “lycanthrope”.

Werewolf

500

This Disney movie features two twin sisters, who are princesses and witches.

Twitches 

500

Halloween actually originated over 2,000 years ago in this European country.

Ireland

500

This traditional Halloween practice was originally called “guiding” in Scotland.

Dressing up in Costumes