1. Halloween has its roots in which ancient festival?
- A. Saturnalia
- B. Samhain
- C. Beltane
- D. Yule
2. Before pumpkins, what was traditionally carved for lanterns in Ireland?
- A. Turnips
- B. Marrows
- C. Apples
- D. Potatoes
3. What is the fear of Halloween called?
- A. Nyctophobia
- B. Samhainophobia
- C. Arachnophobia
- D. Phasmophobia
4. Who wrote 'Dracula'?
- A. Mary Shelley
- B. Bram Stoker
- C. Edgar Allan Poe
- D. Robert Louis Stevenson
5. In 'Frankenstein', what is the name of the monster?
- A. Frankenstein
- B. Victor
- C. It has no name
- D. Igor
6. Which country holds the Day of the Dead celebrations at the start of November?
- A. Spain
- B. Mexico
- C. Peru
- D. Portugal
7. A group of witches is traditionally called what?
- A. A coven
- B. A cackle
- C. A circle
- D. A charm
8. Which animal is most associated with bad luck crossing your path?
- A. A black cat
- B. A magpie
- C. A raven
- D. A fox
9. 'Trick or treat' became widespread in which country first?
- A. Ireland
- B. The United States
- C. Scotland
- D. Canada
10. What is a 'guising' tradition in Scotland?
- A. Children perform for their treat
- B. Carving a lantern
- C. Lighting a bonfire
- D. Bobbing for apples
11. Which 1978 horror film features the character Michael Myers?
- A. The Exorcist
- B. Halloween
- C. Psycho
- D. Carrie
12. Bobbing for apples is linked to which Roman goddess?
- A. Pomona
- B. Diana
- C. Ceres
- D. Juno