Shelley's Halloween Blog Quiz



Yesterday I did a guest post for Shelley ** on a Halloween-themed month. I promised her readers the answers here, but then I thought maybe my own readers would like a shot at the quiz I made up. So here it is, and the answers are below
Find the answers in the grid horizontally, vertically, diagonally, backward, or forward.
 
1.       Ghost seen by Hamlet in Act I
2.       Scared schoolmaster in “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow”
3.       King of England who believed some witches chased his ship in a sieve
4.       ”The good little witch” of comic books
5.       Ghost’s rank in THE GHOST AND MRS. MUIR
6.       Poe’s beloved who returns from death
7.       Inspiration for Dracula
8.       Gaelic screamer
9.       Doctor for a werewolf?
10.   Voodoo practitioner who can reanimate corpses, making zombies

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1.       Ghost seen by Hamlet in Act I FATHER
2.       Scared schoolmaster in “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow” ICHABOD
3.       King of England who believed some witches chased his ship in a sieve JAMES
4.       ”The good little witch” of comic books WENDY
5.       Ghost’s rank in THE GHOST AND MRS. MUIR    CAPTAIN
6.       Poe’s beloved who returns from death  LIGEIA
7.       Inspiration for Dracula VLAD
8.       Gaelic screamer BANSHEE
9.       Doctor for a werewolf? VET
10.   Voodoo practitioner who can reanimate corpses, making zombies BOKOR
 
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