Trivia
What is a woman who rides a broom called?
A witch
Walking under this item is considered to bring bad luck. What is it?
Under a ladder.
Children and adults go trick-or-treating in America. True or false?
Trick-or-treating is only for children. In fact, in some cities in America, it’s illegal to go trick-or-treating if you are older than 12 years old.
Vampires are a well-known Halloween creature, but what are they believed to be doing to gain power and survive?
Sucking human blood
Orange and black represent Halloween.
What does black represent?
Death.
What does the phrase “Trick or Treat” mean?
Give us a treat or we’ll play a trick on you.
Halloween is always the last Friday in October. True or false?
Halloween is always October 31, the last day of the month. Halloween can be any day of the week.
What do you use to kill a vampire?
A wooden stake
A bonfire is a symbol of Halloween. What does “bon” mean?
Bones!
A long time ago people threw cow bones into the fire on Halloween to scare away ghosts.
What is the day after Halloween called?
All Saints Day
In which country did Halloween originate?
Ireland.
What food should you eat to avoid Dracula on Halloween?
Galic.
In Scotland, what vegetable was traditionally carved into a jack-o-lantern?
Turnips.
What is the name of the classic Halloween song by Michael Jackson?
“Thriller”
In Mexico, what is the name of the holiday that coincides with Halloween?
Dia de Los Muertos (Day of the Dead)
What is the purpose of bobbing for apples during Halloween?
A divination game to predict future romance.