Fun Halloween Quiz Answers

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Q 1. Hey there! Are you ready to be spooked by this scary Halloween Quiz? You are? Follow us into the shadows and click “Enter”!

Option:-
Enter

Q 2. You’ll probably recognise this frightening ornament as a Jack-O-Lantern. But from which foodstuff are they usually crafted?

Option:-
Pumpkin
Butternut squash
Turnip
Melon

Q 3. Yikes, something scared this guy! Do you know the name of this famous painting?

Option:-
The serenade
The fright
The shiver
The scream

Q 4. “He did the MASH, he did the _____ mash”. You’ve no doubt danced to this funky Halloween tune, but can you fill in the gap?

Option:-
Munster
Potato
Mango
Monster

Q 5. Hollywood has made both crazy and questionable films set during Halloween. But which of these definitely does NOT feature Halloween?

Option:-
Mean Girls
The Exorcist
Sleepy Hollow
Home Alone

Q 6. All Halloween lovers should know what to say when knocking on the door! “Trick or _____”.

Option:-
Treacle
Treat
Trident
Trump

Q 7. Werewolves are as terrifying as they are ruggedly handsome. But what usually sets off the transformation?

Option:-
Crescent moon
Total eclipse
Half moon
Full moon

Q 8. Talking about all things lunar, which of these forms of madness is related to the moon?

Option:-
Insanity
Lunacy
Biebermania
Hysteria

Q 9. This is a place where some pagans choose to celebrate Halloween. Do you know where it is?

Option:-
The Stone Circle
The Blue Stones of Smurfville
Stonehenge
The Stone Table

Q 10. Halloween is a good time to start messing with the occult. Which of these is proposed by some as a means of communicating with the dead?

Option:-
A Ouija board
A Scrabble Board
A Monopoly Board
A Kaleidoscope

Q 11. You might recognise this guy as the chap who comes to collect the dead. He’s referred to as ‘The ____ Reaper’.

Option:-
Grim
Great
Gross
Grizzly

Q 12. What is pictured here?

Option:-
Death practice
A Voodoo doll
Aztec symbols

Q 13. If Halloween doesn’t frighten you, maybe the risk of type two diabetes will. What is the most commonly consumed Halloween candy in the US after chocolate?

Option:-
Bonbonbonbons
Haribo
Candy Corn
Candy floss

Q 14. HALLOWEEN. Even the word is spooky. Don’t think we can’t see you cowering in fright. But which of these words does not spell out Halloween?

Option:-
Ale Hen Owl
A When El Le
Whale Noel
Helena Owl

Q 15. The three witches of Macbeth are the original Halloween cheerleaders. “When shall we three meet again, in ___, ______ or in _____”. Which one doesn’t fill a gap?

Option:-
Lightning
Rain
Thunder
Fog

Q 16. Whilst Christianity came up with the whole ‘All Hallows Eve’ thing, many of the traditions were already firmly established by pre-Christian people whose beliefs are usually referred to as _____ .

Option:-
Pagan
Mystic
Druidism

Q 17. Skulls and crossbones are mighty frightening! But what’s it called when you pop them on a flag and hoist it on a sail?

Option:-
Boney Betty
A Moldy Skully
A Scary Mary
A Jolly Roger

Q 18. Halloween might be the best time to bubble up a big ole brew of potion! But which of these would you typically use for potion making?

Option:-
A wok
A couldron
A kettle
A kraken

Q 19. Making your own fake blood can be a fun and frugal way to personalise your Halloween. Which of these is a commonly accepted ingredient in making fake blood?

Option:-
PVA glue
Hydrochloric acid
Dragon tears
Corn syrup

Q 20. Dracula has been depicted by many fine actors! Which of these actors has yet to put the black cape on and play Dracula?

Option:-
Christopher Lee
Jonathan Rhys Meyers
Orlando Bloom
Gary Oldman

Q 21. “Where there is no imagination, there is no horror”. Which English writer penned this spooky quote?

Option:-
Terry Pratchett
J.K. Rowling
Arthur Conan Doyle
Steven King

Q 22. We might usually associate ghosts with Halloween, but these cheeky translucent charmers also turn up at other holidays, such as in Charles Dickens’ _______.

Option:-
David Copperfield
A Christmas Carol
A Tale of Two Cities
Oliver Twist

Q 23. Bats are spooky, sure, but they also carry infectious diseases. Which of these is not carried by bats?

Option:-
Ebola
Rabies
HIV
Sars

Q 24. Speaking of deadly infectious diseases spread by animals, the horror film 28 days later features a zombie apocalypse breaking out after a disease is spread from which primate?

Option:-
Chimp
Orangutan
Bonobo
Gorilla

Q 25. Skeletons are a popular fancy dress choice at Halloween, but do you know the name of the British cartoon which featured Big Skeleton, Little Skeleton and Dog Skeleton?

Option:-
Funnybones
Littlebones
Luckybones
Boneybones

Q 26. Black cats are often thought to be an unlucky omen, especially at Halloween time. But in which ancient culture were cats worshiped, including black ones?

Option:-
Mongolia
Rome
Greece
Egypt

Q 27. Halloween can feel like the apocalypse, particularly to people who are easily scared. How many horsemen of the apocalypse were mentioned in The Bible?

Option:-
Four
Six
It does not say the number
Thirteen

Q 28. The story of Frankenstein is a hot topic around Halloween time. But do you know who wrote the original story?

Option:-
H. P. Lovecraft
Bram Stoker
Anne Rice
Mary Shelley

Q 29. The boogieman is under your bed! This monster is commonly conjured up to frighten children into behaving well. Which of these monsters from around the world is not an equivalent of the boogieman?

Option:-
Oude Rode Ogen
El Coco
Gashadokura
Butzeman

Q 30. Halloween may have ancient origins, but it’s certainly keeping up with the times. Which of these is not a downloadable App on android or IOS?

Option:-
Shoot the pumpkin
Halloween Horror Puzzle
The Very Hungry Pumpkin +
Zombie Smash

Q 31. Halloween is the perfect time to try out your best Harry Potter spells, but which of these would you use to ward of the menacing dementors?

Option:-
Expecto-Patronum
Expelliarmus
Crucio
Lumus

Q 32. Halloween is the time for hidden monsters to sneak out from the woodwork. But which one of these legendary monsters is said to live in the Himalayas?

Option:-
The Yeti
Cyclops
The Dartmoor Beast
Bigfoot

Q 33. This might look a bit like Halloween, but actually it’s a different celebration entirely. It’s _____.

Option:-
Gai Jatra
Dead
St Patrick’s Day
Day of the Dead

Q 34. A similar festival which honours the dead is called Obon and has Buddhist origins. You’ll find it in _____.

Option:-
Japan
Korea
Tibet
India

Q 35. “Pumpkins scream in the dead of night!” Which film features this spooky lyric?

Option:-
Casper
The Worst Witch
Addams Family Values
The Nightmare Before Christmas

Q 36. Dr. Faust famously sold his soul to the devil in what became known as a ‘Faustian pact’. But what was the name of the demon with which he wagers his soul?

Option:-
Krampus
Mephistopheles
Ziminiar
Beelzebub

Q 37. Vampire bats. Nasty little blighters, but somehow adorably cute. But does this little guy fit into the category of ‘vampire bat’?

Option:-
Yes
No

Q 38. “ZOMBIE, ZOMBIE, ZOMBIE!” No, we’re not just shouting scary Halloween words for the sake of it, this is actually the chorus of a chart-topping song in the 1990s. It’s a protest song about which conflict?

Option:-
The Gulf War
The Basque Separatist Movement
The Troubles
The Balkan War

Q 39. The Nightmare Before Christmas is considered by many obligatory Halloween viewing. But which of these lyrics isn’t quite right?

Option:-
“He’s ancient, he’s ugly, I don’t know which is worse”
“A longing that, I’ve ever known”
“There’s children throwing snowballs instead of throwing heads”
“I am the clown with the breakaway face”

Q 40. Halloween or no Halloween, monsters are universal, and each culture has its own. What is one of the traits of this Japanese monster?

Option:-
Can increase weight
Can conjure storms
Can breathe fire
Can induce sleep
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