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100

The author of Frankenstein.

Who is Mary Shelly?

100

You will almost never see this in the sky on Halloween

What is a full moon?

100

Jack-o-Lanterns originally came from this country.

What is Ireland?

100

American author, Stephen King, is known for hating the film adaptation of this book, despite it being a cult classic. 

What is The Shining?

100

To deter vampires, some cultures believe putting this on their doors will help. 

What is Garlic (or onions)?

200

This ghost appears three times in one of Shakespeare's most famous plays and is an influence for many modern-day depictions of ghosts.

Who is King Hamlet?

200

This vegetable is what Jack-o-lanterns were originally made out of.

What is a turnip?

200

This flower is typically placed next to graves on DiĆ” de Meurtos in South America.

What is Marigold? 

200

According to traditional horror movie lore, you should never accept this type of job on Halloween.

What is a baby sitter?

200

This staple of Halloween did not arise until the 1950s due to marketing and advertising.

What is candy?

300

She's arguably the most famous voodoo queen of all time, turning New Orleans into a capital of witchcraft.

Who is Marie Laveau?

300

Another word for a saint or a holy person? (hint: think of the other way to say "All Saints Day")?

What is a hallow?

300

This country is seen as the birthplace of modern Halloween.



What is Ireland?


300

This horror classic was the first American film to feature a toilet on screen. 

(Hint: this scene is famous for other reasons, too)

What is Psycho?

300

The word for the three-day religious observance that includes Halloween, All Saint's Day, and All Soul's Day.

What is Allhallowtide?

400

This famous horror villain got its iconic face thanks to a Captain Kirk mask from Star Trek.

Who is Michael Myers (Halloween)?

400

This state produces significantly more pumpkins than any other state in the U.S.

What is Illinois?

400

Known as "guising" in Scotland and Ireland, this Halloween tradition has been around since Medival times.

What is Trick-or-Treating?

400

This film was the first adaption of Dracula, released in 1922, originally in German.

What is Nosferatu?

400

This traditional Halloween candy was originally called "chicken feed"

What is candy corn?

500

This Romanian 15th-century ruler is thought to have inspired Bram Stoker's character Dracula.

Who is Vlad the Impaler?

500

This item is banned only during Halloween from 12am October 31st to 12pm November 1st in Hollywood, California.

What is silly string?

500

The name for this typical Halloween character is of West African origin, meaning "fetish" in Kikongo and "god" in Kimbundu.

What is a zombie?

500

This one-time Oscar-winning star almost played a key role in Disney's Hocus Pocus.

Who is Leonardo DiCaprio? 

500

This party game traces its origins to a courting ritual that was part of a Roman harvest festival. 

What is bobbing for apples?