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100

How many times must you say "Beetlejuice" to summon him?

Three times.

100

What fruit do you normally bob for?

Apples

100

What vegetable was carved into jack-o'-lanterns before pumpkins became popular?

Turnips (or potatoes)

100

What Mexican holiday celebrated around the same time as Halloween honors deceased loved ones?

Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead)

100

What color cat is associated with bad luck on Halloween?

Black cats.

200

What brings the three Sanderson sisters back from the dead in Hocus Pocus?

The Black Flame Candle.

200

What was candy corn originally called?

Chicken Feed

200

What two colors are traditionally associated with Halloween?

Black and orange.

200

What U.S. state produces the most candy overall?

California.

200

What is a baby bat called?

 A pup

300

In “The Nightmare Before Christmas,” what’s the name of the Pumpkin King?

 Jack Skellington.

300

What three colors, from base to tip, make up a piece of candy corn?

Yellow, orange, and white.

300

The word Halloween is a contraction of what phrase?

All Hallows' Eve

300

Which U.S. state produces the highest volume of pumpkins annually?

Illinois.

300

What do you call a group of witches?

A coven

400

Where do the Ghostbusters find their first ghost in the 1984 movie?

The New York Public Library.

400

What is America's favorite Halloween candy?

Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups.

400

What flower is most associated with Day of the Dead?

The marigold.

400

What country did Halloween originate in?

Ireland

400

When does a werewolf transform?

During a full moon

500

Who directed the 1978 film Halloween?

John Carpenter

500

In what year and state was the candy apple invented?

1908, in New Jersey

500

In which colony did the Salem witch trials happen?

Massachusetts

500

Which city calls itself the Halloween Capital of the World?

Anoka, Minnesota

500

What is a lycanthrope?

A werewolf.