All Hallows' Eve
Oktoberfest
Yes, Chef!
Pun'kin Time
Name That Late 90's/Early 00's/Nostalgia-Inducing Song!
100

Although many candies are popular, this chocolate-covered peanut candy consistently ranks as the top Halloween candy in the United States

Reese's Peanut Butter Cups

100

Popular foods at Oktoberfest include bratwurst and this large, soft-baked snack, often dipped in mustard

Pretzel

100

A traditional dish from Spain, this dish consists of seafood and rice and originated in the Valencia region

Paella

100

Are pumpkins technically considered a fruit, or a vegetable?

Fruit

200

This 1993 Disney film starring Bette Midler, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Kathy Najimy became a Halloween cult classic, centering around three resurrected witches in Salem

Hocus Pocus

200

Oktoberfest traditionally takes place in this German city, known for its rich history and beer culture

Munich

200

This term refers to a set of pre-measured ingredients prepared before cooking, meaning "everything in its place" in French

Mise en place

200

Also found in carrots, what is the pigment that gives pumpkins their characteristic orange color?

Beta carotene

300

Which simple vegetable in the brassica family was one thought to possess supernatural powers on the day of Halloween?

Cabbage

300

At Oktoberfest, it’s common to hear this German word when toasting with a beer, meaning 'cheers' or 'good health.'

Prost!

300

What is the traditional Japanese term for sushi that involves fish or seafood that is sliced and served on rice?

Nigiri

300

The world record for the largest pumpkin ever is held by Travis Gienger of Minnesota, set last year and coming in at a monstrous 2,749 lbs! Inspired by a world-famous basketball player who wore a number related to year of the competition, what was the name that he gave to his record-setting pumpkin?

Michael Jordan

400

Known as a day to honor martyrs in Christian tradition, what is another name for Halloween? (Hint: not the title of the category, duh)

All Saint's Day

400

The traditional outfits worn at Oktoberfest are iconic. Women typically wear dresses with aprons called dirndl, while men typically wear leather trousers known as this

Lederhosen

400

This classic French sauce, made with butter, flour, and milk, is one of the "mother sauces" and serves as a base for many dishes

Béchamel

400

Which state, bordering one of the Great Lakes, is known for producing the most pumpkins across the entire US?

Illinois

500

The tradition of dressing up in costumes on Halloween has origins in this ancient Celtic belief that dressing as spirits would help people blend in and avoid real ghosts

Samhain

500

Oktoberfest began in 1810 as a celebration of the wedding between Crown Prince Ludwig and Princess Therese of this German region

Bavaria

500

Named after a Japanese word meaning "three virtues," this type of knife is used for slicing, dicing, and chopping

Santoku

500

Before turning to the humble pumpkin for carving Jack-o-Lanterns, people used to use this root vegetable instead!

Turnips