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Trivia I
Trivia II
100

What are the colours of pumpkins?

name at least 3

orange, red, green, blue, yellow, white

100
In what country did mummies originate?
Egypt
100
What animal was believed to protect witches' powers from negative forces?
Black cats
100
Spiders have 8 legs and 8 ___?
Eyes
100
The first jack o' lantern was carved from what vegetable?
Turnip
200
Is a pumpkin a fruit or a vegetable?
Fruit
200

What day is Halloween celebrated on?

October 31st

200

What is a male witch called?

Warlock, wizard, witcher

200

Why do you think people carve pumpkins not turnips nowadays?

they are bigger, easier to carve, have more vivid colours

200

What animal protects w witch from bad luck?

a black cat

300

At Halloween parties, what do children bob for in water?

Apples

300

Where was the 'Halloween'- original Samhein - celebrated for the first time?

Ireland

300

What creature changes from a human into a wolf?

warewolf

300

Only one holiday surpasses Halloween in annual consumer sales. What is it?

Christmas

300

What percentage of Americans decorate their homes for Halloween?

86%

400

What is the most popular candy in the USA for Halloween? 

Jellies? Chocolate bars? Lollipops? Candies?

Chocolate bar - snickers

400

How did Halloween get it's name?

All Saints Day Eve - Hallow Eve - Halloween

400

What is the most popular costume during Halloween?

a witch

400
Within 5 seconds, what is the record for fastest pumpkin carver?
37 seconds.
400

Name 3 countries where Halloween is widely celebrated.

The USA, Canada, England, Ireland, Japan... 

500

How many candies do children get on average on Halloween?

about 50 pieces

500

Where did trick-or-treating originally come from?

Christian 'souling'

500

How much do people spend on costumes on Halloween?

about $3 billion

500

The fear of Halloween is called?

Samhainophobia / Halloweenphobia /Witchophobia

Samhainophobia

500

When was Halloween first celebrated in the United States?

around 1850 - came with Irishmen

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