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Halloween Trivia!
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What is the most popular Halloween costume?
Witch
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Halloween has its origins in which ancient Celtic festival?
Samhain
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What do witches use to ride in order to get around town?
a broomstick
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What's the question asked by children when visiting someone's home in costume on Halloween?
Trick or treat
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What's the name of one of the most famous monsters written by Mary Shelley?
Frankenstein
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When do werewolves transform themselves?
When there's a full moon
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What's the name of the main character in the horror movie Halloween?
Michael Myers
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What date is Halloween celebrated?
October 31st
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Which classic horror movie villain wears a hockey mask?
Jason Vorhees (Friday 13th)
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What type of vegetable is disliked by vampires and is used to frighten them away?
Garlic
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Which Hallloween legend is famous for living in Transylvania?
Dracula
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Which Halloween character is famous for the movie 'The Nightmare Before Christmas'?
Jack Skellington
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Apart from sucking human blood, what do vampires and bats have in common?
They come out at night.
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Which colors are in the Ghostbusters' logo?
red and white
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Where do vampires usually sleep?
in coffins
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What word begins with letter C, looks like a pot and is normally used by witches to brew their potions and cast evil spells?
Cauldron
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Which world famous magician died on Halloween?
Harry Houdini
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What is the name given to a carved pumpkin traditionally used on Halloween?
Jack-o'-lantern
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Which animal is associated with witches and bad luck?
Black cat
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Which European country did Halloween originate in?
Ireland
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