Halloween

On what day is Halloween celebrated?

• October 25

• October 31

• November 1

• December 25

Halloween was popularized in the U.S. mainly by immigrants from which country?

• Russia

• Japan

• Ireland

• El Salvador

What was Halloween originally called by Christians who celebrated it?

• Howl's Day

• All Hallow's Eve

• Hall O' Weavil

• All Saint's Day

Some Halloween traditions come from an ancient Celtic festival called Samhain, which means...

• Festival of Light.

• The Rising.

• Night of the Spirits.

• Summer's End.

Why did the ancient Celts wear disguises on Samhain?

• To confuse spirits they believed wandered on that night.

• Just for laughs.

• To scare off viking invaders.

• To honor the dead.

According to folklore, vampires can only enter a home if...

• They've been invited in.
• They have a key.
• There are ghosts inside.
• There is something dead inside.

Most of the candy purchased for Halloween is: 

• gummy candy
• hard candy
• chocolate
• bubble gum

Before the pumpkin became the well-known jack-o'-lantern of today, which vegetable was more traditionally carved?

• potato

• cabbage

• turnip

• tomato

Which of these is NOT a Celtic symbol associated with Halloween?

• Black Cats
• Witches
• Spiders
• Zombies

Are pumpkins a fruit or vegetable?

• fruit
• vegetable