Idioms
What does the idiom "stabbed in the back" mean?
To be betrayed by someone.
What’s the name of the most famous vampire?
Dracula
What country celebrates Dia de los Muertos at midnight on October 31?
Mexico
How many bones are in an adult human skeleton? 1000, 206, 376
206
What do children say when they knock on doors to get sweets?
Trick or treat
What does the idiom "over my dead body" mean?
To refuse to do something.
What's a wolf-man called?
What does the word "Halloween" mean?
All Hallow's Eve.
Halloween is the second-largest consumer holiday in the USA only surpassed by _____.
Christmas
What do you put inside a jack-o-lantern?
A candle
What does the idiom "scaredy cat" mean?
When someone is very timid or scared of everything.
Where do vampires sleep?
In coffins
True or False: Halloween has its origins on a Celtic festival called Samhain.
True
Is a pumpkin a fruit or vegetable?
Fruit
What is the name of a popular Halloween game where people must pick up an apple from a bucket of water using only their mouth?
Bobbing for apples
What does the idiom "ghost town" mean?
an area that’s empty and devoid of life or activity
What is the name of the clown in It?
Pennywise
In which country did Halloween originate?
Ireland
Instead of candy, what did kids originally receive when trick or treating?
Food and drinks
What did people believe would happen on Halloween night in the past?
Spirits would come to our world.
What does the idiom "skeletons in the closet" mean?
To hide secret and mistakes from others
A group of witches is called...
A coven
Which Catholic Church holiday is Halloween linked to?
All Saints Day (Nov. 1st)
What is celebrated on Halloween day in Brazil?
Saci Day
In early Halloween traditions, what would young women do to determine their future husbands?
Look in the mirror