Happy Halloween

3. This fruit is often bobbed for at Halloween parties.
4. Did you know: finding a ______ on Halloween is considered good luck! Though, walking into one of its webs sure isn't!
10. Trick or Truth: a fog machine can set off a fire alarm.
11. This candy is both a Halloween icon and a controversy.
13. Spirits of the dead that are said to return during this time of year.
15. This costume staple features a large, pointy hat and a broom.
17. Halloween is right behind ____ in terms of being the USA's biggest commercial holiday.
20. Canada started the "sport" of pumpkin ____ racing! Contestants carve their pumpkins before setting sail in them.

1. Plastic ____ and other non-food items are handed out alongside or instead of cand. They will look intimidating as long as you don't try to talk!
2. This symbolizes the ancient agricultural roots of Halloween.
5. ____ became a "Halloween" color due to its association with fall and the harvest season.
6. These were the original vegetables (not pumpkins!) used to make jack-o-lanterns back in Ireland, where the tradition started.
7. An ancient Celtic holiday that serves as Halloween's origin.
8. Myth of Fact: there was a serial poisoning event of Halloween candy within the USA in the mid-1970s.
9. ______ Night is the night before Halloween (30th) when people often pull pranks in their neighborhoods.
12. The month Halloween is the 31st day of.
14. This kitchen staple is said to protect you from evil spirits... just make sure to throw some over your shoulder if you ever spill it!
16. "Belsnickel!" is what kids said before it shifted to the modern "trick or _____!"
18. This city in MN claims to be the "Halloween Capitol of the World."
19. This country started the trend of Jimi Halloween, or Mundane Halloween, where people dress up in everyday but hyper-specific costumes.