Scary animals
This animal has eight legs and spins webs to trap its food. What is it?
Spider
People go around houses asking for candy and threatening to prank the home-owners who refuse to fork it out. What is it?
Trick or treating
The most basic food you would expect to get in this celebration. Answer this correctly, and you will get one. What is it?
Candy
This creature is a dead person's corpse, reanimated through black magic. They have become really popular in movies. What is it?
Zombie
What happened to intellectual women in the Middle Ages?
They were exiled They were admired They were killed
They were killed by burning them alive
This blind mammal usually lives in caves and dark places. It uses sound waves to move around. What is it?
Bat
This is something that people do all year. However, it's very common to see groups of friends doing this at one of their houses, after making some popcorn. What is it?
Watching horror movies
This fruit, covered in a sticky and sweet crust, has a stick stuck into it so that people can eat it comfortably.
Caramel apple
Women who were smart were often accused of being this. Cauldrons with bubbling green potions and flying brooms are typically associated to them. What is it?
Witch
What celebration is held in many countries two days after Halloween?
Day of the Dead Thanksgiving Hanukkah
This animal is usually seen as a pet. However, when it is a certain colour, some believe it brings bad luck. What is it?
Black cat
This is a common activity to do when you go camping. At night, inside the tent, people take turns to try to scare each other doing this. They usually use a torch or flashlight and make strange voices to make it even spookier. What is it?
Telling scary stories
This dessert is usually made with lemons or apples. However, in Halloween, it is common to make it using a big, sweet and orange fruit (yes, it is a fruit, even though people think it is a vegetable), which is part of the typical decoration for Halloween. What is it?
Pumpkin pie
This creature, neither dead nor alive, feeds on blood. Its bite can turn you into one. What is it?
Vampire
Why did people first start wearing disguises on Halloween?
To scare others To hide from monsters For fun
To hide from the monsters that would supposedly walk the Earth on these particular days.
This flying predator only flies at night. It has the unique ability to spin its head over 180°. What is it?
Owl
This is one of the most common traditions of Halloween. Everywhere you go, you can see people doing this in the middle of the street. You can't ask for candy without one of these.
Wearing spooky costumes
This particular kind of three-coloured sweet is typically associated with Halloween. Its name is given because of its shape, but it doesn't really contain much of that vegetable. What is it?
Candy corn
This monster, originally coming from a country in northeastern Africa, is often associated with curses for disturbing the remains of ancient kings. Bandages cover its entire body. What is it?
Mummy
Where was Halloween first celebrated?
Ireland and Scotland England The United States
Ireland and Scotland
Farmers are this black creature's natural enemy. It has inspired a famous writer to write one of its most well-known stories. What is it?
Raven
Halloween wouldn't be complete without this scary decoration. People cut pieces off a big pumpkin, carving an evil face into it, and placing lit candles inside of it. What is it?
Making a Jack-o-lantern
Out of all the different kinds of food people eat for Halloween, this one has the oldest tradition of all. Poor people used to go around on this date asking for these small treats. This was called "souling" because of the name of this dish, and is the origin of the current tradition of asking for sweets.
Soul cakes
This savage creature is half-human, half-animal. It terrorises people on full-moon nights. What is it?
Werewolf
What is the name of the ancient Gaelic festival that, centuries later, became Halloween?
Lughnasadh Samhain Imbolc
Samhain