Halloween History & Traditions
The date that Halloween is celebrated each year.
What is October 31st?
This creature transforms during a full moon.
What is a werewolf?
This is what witches ride on during Halloween.
What are brooms?
This ghostly trio haunts Scrooge in A Christmas Carol.
What are the Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present, and Future?
This candy slogan says, “Taste the Rainbow”.
What are Skittles?
This is what people traditionally say when they go door to door asking for candy.
What is "Trick or Treat"?
This is a vampire’s greatest weakness.
What is sunlight?
This famous Salem event took place in 1692.
What are the Salem Witch Trials?
This classic Halloween movie features three witch sisters named Sanderson.
This candy bar is known for its nougat, caramel, and peanuts.
What is Snickers?
This country is credited with starting the tradition of carving pumpkins.
What is Ireland?
This animal is often associated with witches as their companion.
What is a black cat?
This term names a group of witches.
What is a coven?
This Stephen King novel features a clown named Pennywise.
What is It?
This candy is wrapped in orange and black paper and often given out at Halloween.
What are peanut butter Kisses?
This vegetable was originally carved before pumpkins.
What are turnips?
This is what zombies traditionally eat.
What are brains or human flesh?
This is the name of the school in Harry Potter.
What is Hogwarts?
In Ghostbusters, this is the giant creature that attacks New York.
What is the Stay Puff Marshmallow Man?
This is the most popular Halloween candy in the U.S.
What are Reese's Peanut Butter Cups?
This is the ancient festival that Halloween believed to have started from.
What is Samhain?
This is a ghost that haunts a specific location.
What is a poltergeist?
This is the color of smoke or light is often used to symbolize magic.
What is purple or green?
This author wrote "The Tell-Tale Heart" and "The Raven".
Who is Edgar Allen Poe?
This is the Pumpkin King in The Nightmare Before Christmas.
Who is Jack Skellington?