Let’s Eat!
What do people traditionally bob for at Halloween parties?
Apples
Light this and you’ll summon a trio that loves little children
Black flame candle
Which creature is said to suck the life out of others by drinking their blood?
Vampires
What was the original purpose of jack-o'-lanterns during Halloween?
To ward off spirits
What movie serial killer is immortalized with a statue at the bottom of a Crosby, Minnesota lake?
Jason Voorhees
Which candy is considered the most popular during Halloween in the U.S.?
Reese’s peanut butter cups
What animal is commonly associated with witches?
Cats
What does a full moon symbolize in many Halloween stories and legends?
Turning into the werewolf
In what state is it illegal to dress up as a priest or nun on Halloween?
Alabama
What is the name of the villain in the movie “The Nightmare Before Christmas”?
Oogie boogie
Which Halloween candy was originally referred to as “chicken feed?”
Candy corn
This original name for Halloween was used more in the old days.
All Hallows Eve
What ancient creature, often depicted with decaying flesh, is said to be resurrected from the dead and craves for human flesh?
Zombies
What was the most popular Halloween costume in the U.S. in 2023 according to Google?
Barbie
How long did it take to make the movie “A Nightmare Before Christmas"?
3 years
What is another name for a pumpkin seed?
Pepita
What is another name for a large kettle or boiler?
Cauldon
What type of supernatural beings were thought to be created by ancient Egyptians and are commonly associated with Halloween?
Mummies
Name three of the top 5 most popular Halloween costume for pets?
Pumpkin, hot dog, bat, bumblebee and spider
What is the name of the spooky Addams Family matriarch?
Morticia Addams
Most popular dessert for the season
Pumpkin
According to the Merriam-Webster dictionary, what is another name for an “ugly or grotesque sprite” that's evil and mischievous?
Goblin
What bird is commonly seen as an omen of death and is often featured in Halloween lore?
Raven
a tradition known as mumming, in which they dressed up as ghosts and demons, and went door-to-door performing songs and scenes from plays in exchange for food and drink is also known as
Trick or treating
What horror film features the song "Tiptoe Through the Tulips"?
Insidious