Halloween facts
This fruit is carved into Jack-o’-lanterns every Halloween.
Pumpkin
Who turns into a bat and hates garlic?
Dracula
This famous boy wizard has a lightning-shaped scar on his forehead.
Harry Potter
This many-legged creature spins webs.
A spider
What do you call a place, usually a house, if it is often visited by ghosts?
haunted
What do you say when you go to a house to ask for candy on Halloween?
Trick or treat
This half-man, half-beast appears when the full moon rises.
Werewolf
This magical school is attended by Harry Potter.
Hogwarts
This creature hangs upside down and can find its way in the dark using sound.
A bat
This ghost haunts the girls’ bathroom at Hogwarts and is known for crying loudly.
Moaning Myrtle
Halloween is celebrated on this date every year.
October 31st
This Egyptian monster is wrapped in bandages.
This wizard is known for shouting “You shall not pass!” in The Lord of the Rings.
Gandalf
This slimy creature moves without legs and leaves a shiny trail behind it.
A slug or snail
This flat board with letters, numbers, and “yes” or “no” is used to supposedly communicate with spirits.
An Ouija board
The word "Halloween" comes from “All Hallows’ ___.”
Eve
This creature comes to life when lightning strikes in a lab.
Frankenstein's monster
This pop superstar known for hits like Thank U, Next plays Glinda the Good Witch in the 2025 movie Wicked.
These insects are known to eat dead flesh and are often found in horror movies.
Maggots
Many believe saying this three times in front of a mirror will summon a female spirit.
Bloody Mary
Immigrants from this country popularized Halloween in the United States.
Ireland
This hooded figure carrying a scythe is said to come for souls at the time of death.
The Grim Reaper
This sea witch from The Little Mermaid offers Ariel a deal to become human — but it comes at a steep price.
Ursula
Who is the dark fairy/witch who curses Princess Aurora in the story of Sleeping Beauty?
Maleficent
You might say this phrase when you think a spirit is haunting your home — or call this famous 1984 ghost-catching team instead.
Ghostbusters