Classic Movie Monsters
Penny Candy
Superstitions
Halloween History
No Bones About It!
100

Bela Lugosi famously played this Transylvania resident in the 1931 classic film.

Who is Count Dracula?

100

Named after the Mars family's favorite horse, this chocolate peanut candy is America's second favorite candy bar.

What is Snickers?

100

This common superstitious phrase is said while knocking three times to prevent jinxing yourself.

What is knock on wood?

100

This town was the setting for the largest witch hunt in US history.

What is Salem, MA?

100

This is the longest bone in the human body.

What is the femur?

200
Boris Karloff brought this 1931 movie monster to life with help from a massive jolt of electricity.

Who is Frankenstein's Monster?

200

These tiny colored candy dots are often sold in neat rows on long strips of white paper.

What are candy buttons?

200

Hanging this object above your door is said to ward off evil spirits.

What is a horseshoe?

200

This beloved, bald cartoon character lamented that all he got from trick-or-treating was a bag full of rocks.

Who is Charlie Brown?

200
The anatomical term for this protective bony structure is the cranium.

What is the skull?

300

Wrapped in ancient linen bandages, a long-dead high priest comes back to life to haunt Cairo in this 1932 classic film.

What is The Mummy?

300

First produced in 1847, these chalky pastel discs come in a paper roll containing eight classic flavors like clove, licorice, and wintergreen.

What are Necco Wafers?

300

Old folklore warns that if you hear footsteps behind you on Halloween night, you should never do this, or you might join the spirits.

What is look back or turn around?

300
The day after Halloween, November 1, is this Christian holiday.

What is All Saints' Day?

300

This mineral is essential for building and maintaining strong and healthy bones.

What is calcium?

400

Lon Chaney Jr. starred as this title character who fears the full moon, and for good reason!

Who is the Wolf Man?

400

Introduced in 1896, this chewy chocolate treat was the first penny candy in America to be individually wrapped.

What is a Tootsie Roll?

400

If you break a mirror, legend says you're in for this many years of bad luck.

What is seven years?

400

This root vegetable was used to carve Jack-O-Lanterns long before pumpkins became the more popular choice.

What are turnips?
400

The average human skeleton has this many bones.

What is 206?

500

This scaly, web-fingered monster swam out of the Amazon to stalk scientists in this 1954 classic film.

Who is the Creature from the Black Lagoon?

500

This classic bubblegum famously came wrapped with a small, folded comic strip featuring a kid wearing a black eyepatch?

What is Bazooka Bubblegum?

500

An old Scottish superstition says that if you peel what food in one long strip and toss it over your shoulder, it will form the first letter of your future spouse's name.

What is an apple?

500

This classic Halloween hit song by Boris Pickett became an annual chart-topper every October since it's release in 1962.

What is Monster Mash?

500

The smallest bone in the human body is about the size of a grain of rice and is found in this sensory organ?

What is the ear?

Fun Fact! This bone is called the stapes. It is about 3 millimeters long and it helps transmit sound vibrations from the eardrum to the inner ear.