| TRADITIONS | ||
| #1 | "I have green skin, I have a broomstick, and I cast wicked spells on people" Who am I? |
A witch |
| #2 | What is the proper name for these?..
1) Candy apples 2) Sugar apples 3) Apples on a stick
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1) Candy apple |
| #3 | In northern Spain, locals celebrate All Souls Day with some traditional pastries/cakes called _________, which they bake and then bring to the graves of their loved ones. What are they called?..
1) Huesos de angeles 2) Huesos de santo 3) Magdalenas
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2) Huesos de santo |
| #4 | From what country does the word 'calaverita' come from? |
Mexico |
| #5 | In the late 19th century, children would often dress up and go knocking from door to door for sweets. This was called 'guising'. Today we know it as something else. What is this word?...
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Trick or treat |
| POP CULTURE | ||
| #1 | How many times does the word 'ghost' appear in this song?..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m9We2XsVZfc |
9 |
| #2 | Morticia, Gomez, Fetido, Cosa, Miercoles & Pugsley are characters from which spooky TV programme? |
Addams Family |
| #3 | Name the 5 characters from Scooby Doo? |
Daphne, Fred, Shaggy, Scooby Doo, Velma |
| #4 | How many DIFFERENT pumpkins can you see in this video?...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xpvdAJYvofI |
9 (8) |
| #5 | In Harry Potter, what is the name of the Defence of the Dark Arts teacher who, upon a full moon, transforms into a werewolf? |
Remus Lupin (Professor Lupin) |
| TRUE OR FALSE | ||
| #1 | Vampires... suck blood, avoid garlic, hate crucifixes, like the sun.
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False |
| #2 | Halloween originated in America. |
False. Halloween’s origins date back to the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain (pronounced sow-in). The Celts, who lived 2,000 years ago in the area that is now Ireland. |
| #3 | Wearing your clothes inside out is considered to be a lucky charm. |
True. |
| #4 | One quarter (1/4) of all the candy sold in America per year is purchased at Halloween.
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True. |
| #5 | A pumpkin is a vegetable.
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False. It is a fruit. |
| CHARADES | ||
| #1 | - |
Zombie |
| #2 | - |
Vampire |
| #3 | - |
Serial Killer |
| #4 | - |
Frankenstein |
| #5 | - |
Clown |
| CORRECT THE SENTENCE | ||
| #1 | When whiches go riding, and black cats are seen, the moon laughs and wispers, it's near Haloween. |
witches, whispers, Halloween. |
| #2 | Cloths make an statement. Costumes tells a story. |
clothes, a, tell |
| #3 | True love is like gosts, which everyone talk about but few have saw. |
ghosts, talks, seen |
| #4 | they're are night's when the wolfs are silent and only the moon howls. |
there, nights, wolves |
| #5 | "Im so happy that Halloween fall on a wednesday this year!" said no teacher ever. |
I'm, falls, Wednesday |
| Final Question | |
Where does the word Halloween come from?..
1) Evening of Horror 2) Eve of the Hallows 3) All Hallow Even |
3) All Hallow Even |
