Halloween
Halloween Origins
Trick or Treat
Halloween Movies
Superstitions
Haunted Hotspots
100

Which colour combination is most associated with Halloween?

Orange & Black

100

In which country did Halloween begin?

Ireland

100

What fruit is traditionally covered in sticky caramel for a Halloween treat?

Apples

100

What is the name of the friendly ghost in the famous 1995 family movie?

Casper

100

Step on a crack, break your mothers what?

Back

100

What famous Scottish lake is associated with a legendary creature said to live beneath its waters?

Loch Ness

200

What is the name of the black bird often associated with spooky stories and bad omens?

Raven

200

What vegetable was originally carved before pumpkins?

Turnips!

200

What orange, yellow, and white Halloween candy is shaped like a tiny triangle?

Candy Corn

200

What is the name of the famous vampire who lives in Transylvania?

Dracula

200

In many cultures, what do horseshoes hung above a door bring?

Good luck and protection

200

What Ontario town is home to Fort George, a historic fort known for its ghost tours?

Niagara-on-the-Lake

300

What do you call a large pot traditionally used by witches to brew magical mixtures?

Cauldron 

300

What does the word “Halloween” mean?

The word Halloween comes from “All Hallows' Eve,” meaning the evening before All Saints' Day 

300

Which chocolate bar is famous for its caramel, nougat, and milk chocolate combination?

Snickers

300

What 1931 film features the famous lines, "It's alive! It's alive!" 

Frankenstein

300

How many years of bad luck do you get if you break a mirror?

Seven years

300

What region of Romania is famous for vampire legends and is known as the home of Count Dracula?

Transylvania

400

What is a group of witches called?

A coven

400

What ancient Celtic festival is considered a major influence on Halloween?

Samhain - Samhain (pronounced SOW-in) was an ancient Celtic festival celebrated around October 31. It marked the end of the harvest and the beginning of winter. People believed the boundary between the living and the spirit world became thinner during this time, allowing spirits to cross over. It is considered one of the major influences behind modern Halloween traditions.

400

What popular Halloween candy is known for its slogan, "Taste the Rainbow"?

Skittles

400

What is the name of the family in the spooky television and movie franchise featuring a daughter named Wednesday?

The Addams Family

400

What does it mean if your ears are ringing or burning?

Someone is talking about you

400

Which US city is famous for ghost tours, haunted cemeteries, and spooky history in Louisiana?

New Orleans

500

What is the name of the day after Halloween?

All Saints' Day

500

What was the original purpose of wearing costumes on Halloween?

The original purpose was to disguise people from wandering spirits. According to Celtic traditions, people believed spirits roamed the earth during Samhain, so they wore costumes to avoid being recognized by them.

500

What is the most popular Halloween candy bought in Canada?

Reeses Peanut Butter Cups

500

In Psycho (1960), what is the name of the motel?

The Bates Motel

500

What should you do if a black cat crosses your path in Japan?

Smile — it’s believed to bring good luck there

500

What infamous Ontario family was murdered in a brutal vigilante attack near Lucan in February 1880 and are claimed to haunt the land they owned?

The Black Donnelly Family

600

What is the most popular costume in Canada for 2026?

Spider-Man

600

What did people in medieval England do during “souling”?

Went door-to-door asking for food in exchange for prayers for the dead

600

What candy is famous for its slogan, "Melts in your mouth, not in your hands"?

M&M's

600

In Child’s Play (1988), what is the name of the killer doll?

Chucky

600

Which animals' feet do some people carry for good luck?

Rabbits feet

600

Which London fortress is said to be haunted by the headless ghost of Anne Boleyn?

The Tower of London

700

In 2023, Travis Giener nabbed the Guinness World Record for the heaviest pumpkin. How much did it weigh?

2,749 lbs

 

700

In early 20th-century America, Halloween was often called what due to widespread pranks and vandalism?

"Mischief Night" due to the widespread pranks and vandalism that occurred during the holiday

700

Which chewy candy comes in a long, twisty rope and is often strawberry-flavoured?

Twizzlers

700

Which actress played the original Laurie Strode in Halloween (1978)?

Jamie Lee Curtis

700

Why do people say “bless you” when someone sneezes?

It was once thought sneezing let the soul escape or invited evil spirits

700

Which town did the famous Salem Witch Trials take place in 1692?

Salem, Massachusetts.

800

What is the name of the ghostly figure said to appear before someone dies in some folklore?

A Banshee 

800

What is the Irish legend behind the name “jack-o'-lantern”?

The story of Stingy Jack, a figure in Irish folklore doomed to wander with a light

800

Which malted milk ball candy is coated in chocolate?

Whoppers

800

What is the name of this main villain in A Nightmare on Elm Street?


Freddy Kreuger 

800

What should you do if you walk past a cemetery?

Hold your breath to avoid inhaling a wandering spirit

800

What famous prison in San Francisco is said to be haunted by former inmates?

Alcatraz 

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