Spooky basics
Pumpkins, vampires, witches and a horror film timeline.
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A short Halloween quiz with four checked questions: pumpkin lanterns, vampire lore, witches' brooms and putting six horror films in release order. Easy general knowledge for teens and adults.
Pumpkins, vampires, witches and a horror film timeline.
Every question, grouped by round. Answers stay hidden until you tap.
Which fruit do we carve and use as lanterns on Halloween?
Pumpkin
Fun fact: Carved lanterns began with turnips in Ireland and Scotland, and beets in England. Immigrants to North America switched to pumpkins because they are larger and softer to carve.
Which animal can vampires supposedly turn into?
bat
Also accepted: bats, a bat, wolf
Fun fact: The bat link is older than Bram Stoker, but his 1897 novel Dracula cemented it. In the book the Count can also take the form of a wolf.
What household items do witches fly on?
Broomstick
Fun fact: The earliest known picture of a witch on a broom is from a 1451 manuscript, and in 1453 a priest named Guillaume Edelin confessed to riding one, under torture.
Put These Halloween Movies in Correct Order
Fun fact: Halloween premiered in Kansas City on 24 October 1978, a week before the holiday itself. Scream arrived last, on 20 December 1996.
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About 5 minutes for all 4 questions.
This quiz is written for adults and teens. For younger players, pick one of the family quizzes for this holiday.
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