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Halloween Trivia Questions IIPrintable Halloween Trivia QuizClick the question mark found beside each question for the answer.  Halloween is celebrated on the 31st of October. What is the day after Halloween called?
a. Black X-Mass
b. All Saints Day c. Allhallowtide d. All Saints Eve According to the National Confectioner's Association, how many pounds of "candy corn" is made every year?
a. 35 million pounds
b. 15 million pounds c. 5 million pounds d. 50 million pounds There a few strange laws concerning Halloween in the US. In one state, it's illegal to dress up as a nun. Do you know what one?
a. Alabama
b. Utah c. Ohio d. Kentucky In the US, is Halloween the most popular holiday for parties, or is it one of these other holidays?
a. Independence Day
b. Thanksgiving Day c. Super Bowl d. Halloween According to traditional Western thinking, how many witches make up a coven?
a. 9
b. 7 c. 13 d. 4 Making its debut in the 1800s, what candy was originally called "Chicken Feed"?
a. Tic Tacs
b. Candy Corn c. Candy Buttons d. Skittles Most countries regard Halloween as good natured fun. However, one of the countries listed below has made Halloween illegal? Which one?
a. England
b. Canada c. Jordan d. Germany Beni Meier set a new record for the largest (heaviest) pumpkin in 2014. Do you know where he grew his award winning pumpkin?
a. Canada
b. America c. Russia d. Switzerland "Trick-or-treat" is the phrase most commonly used by children on Halloween. Which nation is credited with giving birth to this phrase?
a. England
b. Ireland c. Canada d. America In Hollywood, California, it is illegal to use what item from 12:00 AM on October 31 until 12:00 PM November 1?
a. Candles
b. Silly String c. Firecrackers d. Eggs Jack-o-lanterns are a common sight on Halloween. Which of the following is not traditionally used to carve a jack-o-lantern?
a. Turnip
b. Watermelon c. Potato d. Pumpkin Which of the following traits would not be associated with werewolves?
a. Fear of Water
b. Fear of Garlic c. A Unibrow d. A Long Middle Finger Halloween's origins date back to what ancient Celtic festival?
a. Imbolc
b. Lughnasadh c. Bealtaine d. Samhain "Guising" is a tradition in Ireland and Scotland. Exactly, what is the practice?
a. Saying Prayers for the Dead
b. Fortune Telling c. Bobbing for Apples d. Trick-or-Treating A strange Halloween law in this US city states there are to be no Halloween celebrations on Sunday. Where is this law in effect?
a. A City in Delaware
b. A City in Alabama c. A City in Utah d. A city in Montana  Click Here For a Printable Version of This Quiz  Click Here to Play This Quiz Interactively Related Quizzes:
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