Trick or Treat
What candy slogan says "Melt in your mouth, not your hand."?
M&Ms
What time is considered the Witching Hour?
3 am
What phrase do you say to summon Beetlejuice?
Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice!
What monster transforms under the full moon?
Werewolf
What vegetable was originally used to make Jack-o'-lanterns before pumpkins?
Turnip
What flavor is the white part of candy corn supposed to be?
Vanilla
What are witches' magical animal companions called?
Familiars
Which Halloween series features a man in a hockey mask?
Friday the 13th
According to folklore, what must you do to kill a vampire?
Drive a stake through its heart
According to superstition, if you see this animal on Halloween night, it means a witch is nearby.
Black Cat
This candy is named after the family horse owned by one of its creators.
Snickers
In Harry Potter, what subject does Professor McGonagall teach?
Transfiguration
In The Addams Family, what is the name of Wednesday's brother?
Pugsley
In Mexican folklore, what creature is known as "the weeping woman" who wanders searching for her lost children?
La Llorona
Why did people wear costumes during Samhain?
To disguise themselves from wandering spirits
What candy was originally named "chicken feed?"
Candy corn
What common household item did people once believe witches could use to spy on others?
Mirror or a cauldron of water
What is the name of the cat in Hocus Pocus?
Thackery Binx
What dog guards the gates of the underworld in Greek mythology?
Cerberus
In what country did the Halloween holiday begin?
Ireland
Which famous candy was originally sold as "Opal Fruits" in the UK?
Starburst
In Arthur Miller's The Crucible, the Salem witch trials are used as an allegory for what historical event?
McCarthyism or the Red Scare
In The Conjuring, what real life paranormal investigators are featured?
Ed and Lorraine Warren
What creature from Jewish folklore is made of clay and brought to life through magic?
Golem
The tradition of dressing up on Halloween comes from this ancient Celtic festival.
Samhain