Silly spooks
Eight groan-worthy questions to warm the room up.
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Fifteen groan-worthy Halloween jokes, puns and silly facts in two light rounds. Easy to follow, fun for mixed ages, and played on everyone's phones.
Eight groan-worthy questions to warm the room up.
Seven more spooky giggles to finish on a high.
Every question, grouped by round. Answers stay hidden until you tap.
What's a ghost's favourite dessert?
Boo-berry pie
Fun fact: Boo Berry is a real blueberry flavoured cereal from General Mills, and its mascot is a blue cartoon ghost. It arrived in 1973.
Zombies are famously big fans of brains.
True
Fun fact: In film, zombies only became famous brain fans in The Return of the Living Dead (1985). Before that, Romero's zombies just wanted flesh in general.
Knock knock, it's Halloween: trick or ___!
treat
Also accepted: treats
Fun fact: Going door to door in disguise for treats goes back to Scottish and Irish guising, at least as far as the 16th century. The phrase 'trick or treat' in print dates to Canada in 1917.
What's a skeleton's favourite instrument?
The trom-BONE
Fun fact: The trombone is a large brass instrument that changes pitch with a slide. Rather fitting for a skeleton, as the pun is all about the bone.
Vampires order extra garlic bread at every party.
False
Fun fact: In folklore, garlic is a charm to keep vampires away, not a party snack. So no garlic bread for them.
What do you call a witch at the beach?
A sand-witch
Fun fact: The sandwich is named after John Montagu, the 4th Earl of Sandwich. The pun just adds a witch.
Vampires spend all day napping in a ___.
coffin
Fun fact: In Dracula, Van Helsing calls the vampire's resting place his earth-home and coffin-home. His power fades with the coming of day.
Ghosts make terrible liars because you can see right through them.
True
Fun fact: Ghosts in cartoons are see-through, so a fib would be easy to spot.
Why can't vampires take selfies?
No reflection
Fun fact: In folklore and fiction, vampires show no reflection, a sign they have no soul. The mirror idea is fairly recent, with its first known appearance in Bram Stoker's Dracula (1897).
A ghost's favourite fruit is the boo-___.
berry
Also accepted: berries
Fun fact: Boo Berry is a blueberry cereal whose mascot is a blue ghost. Berry good indeed.
Spiders only need one pair of socks.
False
Fun fact: Spiders have four pairs of legs, so eight in total. All arachnids share that, so they would need four pairs of socks.
Where do ghosts go shopping?
Boo-tiques
Fun fact: A boutique is a small, often trendy shop, and the word came into English from French in the 1760s to 1770s.
Skeletons go trick-or-treating alone because they have no-body to go with.
True
Fun fact: A skeleton has no body to go with, which makes for a very lonely trick-or-treat.
Witches skip the bus and fly on a ___.
broom
Also accepted: broomstick
Fun fact: In folklore, witches rode brooms and staffs to their gatherings. A 1324 trial reported a staff greased with ointment, and a 15th century theologian wrote of witches riding anointed staffs.
What's a mummy's favourite kind of music?
Wrap
Fun fact: Egyptian mummies were wrapped in linen. Penn Museum holds a fragment of mummy wrapping made of linen.
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About 15 minutes for all 15 questions.
Yes. This quiz is written for all ages.
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