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Which classic Halloween monster is famous for wearing an evening cape, turning into a bat, and sleeping in a wooden coffin?
Dracula
What is the sweet bite-size Halloween candy in the shape of a little orange, white and yellow cone?
Candy Corn
On what date is Halloween celebrated every year?
October 31
This practice did not become popular in America until the 1930s.
Trick or treating
This friendly ghost became a popular movie sensation in the 1990s and an instant cult classic
Casper
This candy bar shares its name with our home galaxy, the star-filled system containing Earth.
Milky Way
What phrase do children say when they go door-to-door on Halloween?
"Trick-or-treat"
What was the original name of Candy Corn when it was first manufactured in the late 1880s?
Chicken feed
According to the catchy song played during the introduction, who is said to be creepy, kooky, mysterious and spooky?
The Addams Family
This chewy, multi-colored candy lets you "Taste the Rainbow."
Skittles
What vegetable is traditionally carved into lanterns?
Pumpkin
Jack-o-lanterns were originally carried by "guisers" (early trick treaters) for this purpose.
To scare away evil spirits
What is the name of the blue and green van used by the Scooby Doo gang?
Mystery Machine
Complete the slogan: "Have a break, have a _____."
KitKat
Which animal is most commonly associated with bad luck and witches on Halloween?
A black cat
This European country is famous for being the birthplace of Halloween traditions.
Ireland
Mary Shelley wrote this famous book in 1818, about a scientist who reanimates a creature from assembled body parts
Frankenstein
This candy bar is packed with peanuts, caramel, and chocolate, and its commercials say, "You're not you when you're hungry."
Snickers
Why did people traditionally wear masks and costumes on Halloween?
To scare away ghosts and evil spirits
What did people originally carve for Halloween before pumpkins became the standard?
Turnips