Halloween Trivia
Faith and Halloween
Halloween Characters
Halloween Food
Jack o' Lanterns
100
What phase of the Moon is "the spookiest?"
The full Moon
100
What was the Christian term for Halloween?
All Hallow's Eve
100
How many witches are in Hocus Pocus?
3
Winifred, Sarah, Mary
100
What food do people "bob" for on Halloween?
Apples!
100
What it the most popular Halloween decoration.
PUMPKIN! Bonus points if you yelled it.
200
Halloween is the second busiest holiday after which one?
Christmas
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200
True or False
All Hallow's Eve means the All Saint's Day Vigil.
True!
200
What shape is Spookley the ______ Pumpkin?
Square
200
Is a pumpkin a fruit or a vegetable?
A pumpkin is a fruit.
It is in the same category as a cucumber.
200
What former NBA player advertised Krispy Kream Jack o' Lantern donuts?
Shaquille O'Neal
300
Which state in the US produces the most pumpkins?
Illinois
300
What are Halloween, All Saint's Day, and All Souls Day called together?
All Hallow Tide.
300
Winifred the witch in Hocus Pocus has what color hair?
Red/Orange
300
What was the original name for candy corn?
Chicken Feed
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300
When should you carve your pumpkin?
No less then 5 days before Halloween.
400
In which country did Halloween originate?
Ireland
400
Should you go to Mass on All Saint's Day?
Yes! It is a Holy day of Obligation.
400
Which actor played Dr. Frank-n-Furter in The Rocky Horror Picture Show?
Tim Curry
400
What are TWO other vegetables that have been carved out on Halloween?
-Potatoes
-Beets
-Turnips
400
Where were Jack o' Lanterns first carved?
Ireland
500
What is November 2nd called?
All Souls Day.
500
Who designated All Saints Day as a Holy Day of Obligation?
Pope Gregory III
500
Which horror film character wields a glove with razors for fingers?
A Nightmare on Elm Street
Freddy Krueger
500
How many pieces of candy does the average household give to each trick or treater on Halloween?
On average, about 2 pieces per child.
500
True or False?
The term Jack o' Lantern means to have good Halloween luck.
False. Jack o' Lantern was a term created in 1663 and refers to a night watchman holding a lantern.