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Halloween Quiz Board
Make columns for topics such as candy, monsters, and Halloween movies. Write easier questions in low-point boxes and tougher ones in high-point boxes. Split into teams, let them choose a category, and keep score on paper. Sticky notes on a wall do the job if you don’t have a screen.
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Halloween Name That Tune
Make a playlist of Halloween songs and theme music. Play the opening seconds of each track and have teams write down the title. Score one point per correct answer. If you need a quieter game, give paper clues to the same songs and let guests guess whenever they have a free minute.
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Halloween Movie Monster Match
List monsters and the actors who played them in two shuffled columns. Players or teams draw a line between each pair. Specify the film version before you begin, since the same monster can have several actors. Use movie titles instead of actor names for a less demanding round.
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Spooky Story Pass
Write a different Halloween word on several slips, then give everyone a slip and a sheet of paper. Start a story using that word. At the timer, pass the story to someone else to continue with a new word. Read the stories aloud after a few passes and vote for the ending that caught everyone by surprise.
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Halloween Truth or Scare
Put question and challenge slips in separate bowls. Pick a truth to answer or a silly task to do, such as making three different ghost sounds. Give players a pass so they can stay in the game without sharing anything awkward. It works with everyone seated.
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Hidden Pumpkin Hunt
Hide paper pumpkins with different faces or numbers around one room and give players a checklist. Have everyone mark each pumpkin they find without moving it, so all guests have a chance to finish. Put easy ones where kids can see them and save a few less obvious spots for older guests.
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Poke-a-Pumpkin Prize Board
Fill cups with small prizes or written dares, secure orange tissue paper over the tops, and arrange them in a pumpkin shape. One player at a time pokes through a cup to find what is inside. Set it up before guests arrive and keep a few cups back for latecomers.
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Guess the Candy Corn Count
Count candy corn as you fill a clear jar and write the total somewhere out of sight. Leave slips and pencils beside the jar. Ask guests to leave one guess and announce the closest when the party ends. It keeps going while people eat or find their teams.
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Costume Contest Ballots
Give guests two or three voting categories, such as funniest, best use of a household object, or favorite group costume. Let every entrant show one detail, then hand out paper ballots. Count votes while people eat and give each category its own winner.
