Idioms
What does “to dig your own grave” mean?
To cause your own trouble or failure
What Mexican celebration honors the dead on November 1st and 2nd?
Día de los Muertos
Name this world famous Spanish export candy
Chupa-Chups
What are the names of the couple who investigate paranormal activity in "The Conjuring"?
Ed and Lorraine Warren
What was the most popular costume for pets in 2024
Pumpkin
What does “to be scared stiff” mean?
To be very frightened
In Spain, what traditional dessert is often eaten on “Día de Todos los Santos”?
Huesos de santo (“saints’ bones”)
In the UK, children say “trick or treat,” but what word do they usually use for 'candy'?
Sweets
What is the name of the monster (named after a Dungeons and Dragons character) in Stranger Things?
The Demogorgon
In the U.S., which superhero costume is consistently in the top 5 for kids?
Spider-Man
What does "being devil's advocate" mean?
someone who argues against a popular opinion, not necessarily because they believe it, but to stimulate debate
Where is the birthplace of Halloween?
Ireland
Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups.
If Gomez Addams is his brother, what is the name of Uncle Fester's niece?
Wednesday Addams
What Disney villain costume is most popular among women?
Maleficent
What does “a skeleton in the closet” mean?
A secret from the past someone hides
Romania is home to the famous castle often linked to Count Dracula. What’s its name?
Bran Castle
A candy named after a word you'd use to say someone is 'really smart'
nerds
Who is the main girl in Pan’s Labyrinth, a curious and brave child?
Ofelia
In 2023, what group costume theme was the most popular?
Barbie and Ken
What does "working the graveyard shift" mean?
Working late/unsociable hours
In Hong Kong, during the festival Yue Lan (Hungry Ghost Festival), people burn paper money and photos. Why?
To send gifts to spirits in the afterlife
A popular but controversial coffee syrup that is stocked in coffee shop chains during Autumn
Pumpkin Spice
What year was the first cinematic depiction of Dracula portrayed?
1921
Around what percentage of Americans planned to dress up for Halloween in 2024?
73% (According to the National Retail Federation)