Do You Know Halloween Trivia? Prove It With This Spooky Quiz!

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Orange and black are often associated with this spooky holiday. What do the colors traditionally represent?

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Fire and smoke
Day and night
Harvest and death

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You can’t have Halloween without witches! The word "witch" comes from the Old English word for what?

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Wise woman
Wicked spirit
Enchanted soul

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According to legend, jack-o-lanterns are named after a man who tricked the devil so many times, he was banned from both heaven and hell. What country do they come from?

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Scotland
Ireland
Wales

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Turns out that Count Dracula was inspired by a real person. Which Transylvanian monarch was the fictional vampire based on?

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Basarab III cel Bătrân
Radu cel Frumos
Vlad III

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Despite the sinister connotation of Transylvania, it’s actually a nice place. Which country is this region in?

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Romania
Bulgaria
Ukraine

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It’s Halloween, so don’t kill that cute spider! According to superstition, seeing a spider on Hallow’s Eve means what?

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You will meet your future spouse before Christmas.
The spirit of a deceased loved one is watching over you.
Killing it will curse you to seven years of bad luck.

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The Mexicans know how to celebrate! Which holiday starts at midnight on October 31?

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All Saints Day
Day of the Dead
Day of the Races

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Werewolves are humans who transform into wolves. Which is NOT considered a physical characteristic of this curse?

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Unibrow
Long middle finger
Widow’s peak
Tattoos

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In Bram Stoker’s 19th century novel, Count Dracula had a sidekick! What was his name?

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Renfield
Helsing
Dmitri

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Though most pumpkins are orange, they can come in a variety of hues. Which is NOT a natural color for pumpkins?

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Blue
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Purple
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Green
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White

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It’s easy to feel spooked on Halloween! What do you call the fear of this holiday?

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Samhainophobia
Halvophobia
Satanophobia

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Halloween's history can be traced back more than 2,000 years! Celebrating the final day of harvest, ancient Celts referred to this day as what?

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Lughnasadh
Mabon
Samhain

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Orange and black are often associated with this spooky holiday. What do the colors traditionally represent?

You can’t have Halloween without witches! The word "witch" comes from the Old English word for what?

According to legend, jack-o-lanterns are named after a man who tricked the devil so many times, he was banned from both heaven and hell. What country do they come from?

Turns out that Count Dracula was inspired by a real person. Which Transylvanian monarch was the fictional vampire based on?

Despite the sinister connotation of Transylvania, it’s actually a nice place. Which country is this region in?

It’s Halloween, so don’t kill that cute spider! According to superstition, seeing a spider on Hallow’s Eve means what?

The Mexicans know how to celebrate! Which holiday starts at midnight on October 31?

Werewolves are humans who transform into wolves. Which is NOT considered a physical characteristic of this curse?

In Bram Stoker’s 19th century novel, Count Dracula had a sidekick! What was his name?

Though most pumpkins are orange, they can come in a variety of hues. Which is NOT a natural color for pumpkins?

It’s easy to feel spooked on Halloween! What do you call the fear of this holiday?

Halloween's history can be traced back more than 2,000 years! Celebrating the final day of harvest, ancient Celts referred to this day as what?

Last question - how would you rate this quiz?

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