Etymology
Etymology 2
General trivia
General trivia 2
General trivia 3
100

True or False. Halloween is one of the most popular holidays for Hallmark. 

True

100

What was the original name for candy corn?

Buttercream candies

100

The black cat superstition originated from which population of people?

Puritan Pilgrims

100

How many states produce the majority of the pumpkins used for Halloween?

6

100

How many years has Halloween been around?

6,000

200

Transylvania is a region in which European country?

Romania
200

Which typical Halloween fixture represents, symbolizes the harvesting roots of the festival?

Scarecrow

200

What does the word hallow mean?

A holy person

200

Which vegetables did people carve before they decided on pumpkins?

Potatoes, Turnips, Beets

200

True or False. Halloween is a public holiday

True

300

According to superstition, a child born on Halloween is said to have the ability to do what?

See and talk to spirits

300

The word witch was derived from what term?

Wicca

300

What are the traditional colors used to represent Halloween?

Black and Orange

300

Was it men or women who in the past used Halloween as a matchmaking holiday?

Women
300

Which colored cat is banned from being adopted on Halloween?

Black

400

The typical Halloween color of orange depicts what?

Strength

400

What is the abbreviation for Halloween?

Hallow's Eve

400

Seeing a spider on Halloween represents what?

Good Luck

400

Of late, which is the most hated Halloween candy?

Tootsie Rolls

400

What is the name of Charlie Brown's famous Halloween special?

It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown

500

In the correct spelling of Halloween, where is the apostrophe placed?

Between the two "e's"

500

What is the name for a group of witches?

A coven

500

In which decade was the first Halloween card made?

1920's

500

Of recent times, which candy is the most popular for Halloween?

Reese's Peanut Butter Cups

500

What is the night before Halloween known as to people in New England?

Cabbage Night