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    Halloween trivia
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  • What U.S. city holds the largest Halloween parade in the country?
    New York City
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  • What was the original brand name for Candy Corn when it was first created in the 1880s?
    "Chicken Feed"
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  • Botanically speaking, is a pumpkin classified as a fruit or a vegetable?
    A fruit
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  • How many bones make up an adult human skeleton?
    206
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  • In The Nightmare Before Christmas, what is the name of Jack Skellington's ghost dog?
    Zero
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  • What state produces the most pumpkins in the United States every year?
    Illinois
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  • What object is commonly placed inside a jack-o'-lantern to keep away bad luck and evil spirits?
    A candle/A light
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  • What is the full name of the eldest daughter in The Addams Family?
    Wednesday Addams
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  • What iconic 1980s music video featured a full-length zombie dance sequence led by Michael Jackson?
    Thriller
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  • Which internal organ dissolves first when a body is naturally decomposed or mummified?
    The brain
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  • Unscramble this word: IPEDSR
    SPIDER
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  • A full moon on October 31st is actually very rare... It only happens about once every ____ years!
    19
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  • Americans spend around $10 to $12 billion on Halloween every year—buying candy, decorations, costumes, and haunted house tickets. The only holiday where people spend more money is ________.
    Christmas
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  • True or False: In 2023, a giant pumpkin grown in Minnesota set a world record, weighing in at an incredible 2,749 lbs—which is heavier than a compact car!
    TRUE!
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  • According to old Scottish folklore, if you wear your clothes inside out and walk backward on Halloween night, you are guaranteed to see a _____ at midnight.
    WITCH!
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  • TRUE OR FALSE? Even though giant pumpkins feel rock-solid, they are overwhelmingly made of water (92%)—the exact same water percentage as a watermelon!
    TRUE
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