Free Printable Halloween

1.

Who is this

(a)

2.

Who is this?

(a)

3.

Who is this

(a)

4.

Who is this

(a)

5.

What was Candy Corn originally called?

a)

It's always been called Candy Corn

b)

Chicken Feed

c)

Hallow

Sweets

d)

Sweets

6.

What were Jack-O-Lanterns originally made out of?

a)

Turnips

In Scottland

b)

Potatoes

In Ireland

c)

Large Beets

In England

d)

Pumpkins.

In America

e)

Pineapples

In Hawaii

7.

How do Vampires get around?

a)

Normally

b)

On blood vessels

c)

As bats

d)

They don't

8.

How do you compliment a Ghoul?

a)

Tell them their Cool

b)

Tell them their ghastly

c)

Tell them their ugly

d)

Tell them their good looking

9.

When is Halloween celebrated each year?

a)

September 31st

b)

October 31st

c)

November 31st

d)

It isn't celebrated.

10.

Which of the following vegetables is mostly associated with Halloween?

a)

Butternut squash

b)

Zucchini

c)

Pumpkin

d)

Potato

11.

What is the name of the carved pumpkin that people often make to celebrate Halloween?

a)

Jack O’ Lantern

b)

Tom O’ Lantern

c)

John O’ Lantern

d)

Jim O' Lantern

12.

Why was the original meaning of celebrating Halloween?

a)

To mark the beginning of the pumpkin season

b)

To celebrate a Saint

c)

To drive away the evil spirits like witches or ghosts

d)

To allow children to play pretend

13.

Which veggies were used to make Jack O’ Lanterns before people used pumpkins?

a)

Onions

b)

Potatoes

c)

Turnips

d)

Beets

14.

The roots of Halloween can be traced back to an ancient festival in which UK region?

a)

Scotland

b)

Wales

c)

England

d)

Canada

15.

Why do people wear masks and costumes on Halloween?

a)

To confuse evil spirits who are looking for humans

b)

To confuse evil spirits who are looking for humans

c)

To hide themselves from other people

d)

Its fun

16.

Which of the following fictional character is the villain in an American franchise called “Halloween”?

a)

Frankenstein

b)

Dracula

c)

Michael Myers

d)

Jason Voorhees

17.

Which of the following animals is a common symbol of Halloween?

a)

Owls

b)

Bats

c)

Black Dogs

d)

Rats

18.

What does it mean when you see a spider on Halloween?

a)

A loved one is watching you

b)

A ghost is following you

c)

You are going to have bad luck

d)

You are going to have good luck

19.

According to some superstitions on Halloween, what would happen when you wear clothes inside out and walk backwards?

a)

See a witch at midnight

b)

Bring a lot of good luck

c)

See your future

d)

Fall

20.

Define "Fear"

4 lines

21.

When is Halloween?

a)

October 13

b)

October 30

c)

October 31

d)

October 33

22.

At Halloween parties, what do we traditionally bob for?

a)

carrots

b)

apples

c)

baseballs

d)

cheese

23.

Name the first individually wrapped candy.

a)

tootsie roll

b)

jolly rancher

c)

airhead

d)

dumb dumb sucker

24.

In what year will a full moon appear on Halloween?

a)

2000

b)

2020

c)

2025

d)

2030

25.

What candy is this?

a)

canned corn

b)

candies cornies

c)

candy corn

d)

handy corn

26.

What colors represent Halloween?

a)

Purple, black, orange, green

b)

Purple, black

c)

Orange, black, yellow

d)

Yellow and orange

27.

Who is this?

a)

My friend Frank

b)

Frankincense

c)

Frankenstein

d)

Frankly

28.

Who is this?

a)

Headless Horseman

b)

Head Horseman

c)

Horseman

d)

Forrest Horseman

29.

Who is this?

a)

Draculama

b)

Dr Drake

c)

Draaacu... AWE!!!!

d)

Dracula

30.

A group of witches is called what?

a)

A peck

b)

A bushel

c)

A bunch

d)

A coven

31.

What is this?

a)

scarecow

b)

scareycrow

c)

scarecrow

d)

scarerow

32.

What were jack-o-lanterns originally carved out of?

a)

potatoes

b)

turnips

c)

beets

d)

all of the above

33.

What are the most popular costumes for boys and girls?

a)

scary creatures

b)

Princess & Superheroes

c)

animals

d)

ghosts & goblins

34.

How much is spent on Halloween candy each year?

a)

$1 Billion

b)

$2 Billion

c)

$3 Billion

d)

$4 Trillion

35.

Halloween costumes were originally made out of what material?

a)

cotton

b)

polyester

c)

yarn

d)

animal head and skin

36.

What do kids get on Halloween?

a)

sweets

b)

costumes

c)

fruit

d)

vegetables

37.

What day is Halloween?

a)

On the 31st of October

b)

On the 31st of November

c)

On the 30th of October

d)

On the 1st of November

38.

Why did people put a lantern outside their houses?

a)

to have light for a party

b)

to be friendly to the spirits

c)

to frighten evil spirits

d)

to decorate

39.

What are the two Halloween colors?

a)

Orange and Black

b)

Black and White

c)

Orange and Red

d)

Red and Black

40.

What is this?

a)

pumpkin

b)

ghost

c)

mummy

d)

witch

41.

What is this?

a)

Haunted House

b)

Pumpkin

c)

Bat

d)

Broom

42.

What's this?

a)

a ghost

b)

a vampire

c)

a monster

d)

a werewolf

43.

What is it?

a)

skeleton

b)

pumpkin

c)

ghost

44.

Who is it?

a)

Vampire

b)

ghost

c)

skeleton

d)

mummy

45.

What is it?

a)

vampire

b)

mummy

c)

skeleton

d)

cofin

46.

The symbol of Hallowen is ..,,

a)

pear

b)

Peach

c)

pumpkin

d)

Strawberry

47.

What do kids do on Halloween?

a)

wave goodbye

b)

go trick or treating

c)

row the boat

d)

have a barbecue

48.

Which Halloween activity is this?

a)

Treat or Trick

b)

Trick or Treat

c)

Trick or Candy

d)

Give me candy

49.

What do people wear on Halloween?

a)

Fantasy

b)

Costumes

c)

Party clothes

d)

Funny hats

50.

I only go out on a FULL MOON!

a)

b)

c)

d)

51.

Complete: "Trick or treat, give me something good to ________."

a)

jump

b)

drink

c)

eat

d)

sing

52.

What's this?

a)

Crazy house

b)

Haunted house

c)

House of dark

d)

Ghost house

53.

What do children eat on Halloween?

a)

Candy / Sweets

b)

Fruit

c)

Vegetables

d)

Pumpkins

54.

What's this?

a)

Pumpkin master

b)

Slenderman

c)

The Jack

d)

Jack O' Lantern

55.

What's this?

a)

Goblin

b)

Demon

c)

Blanket

d)

Ghost

Halloween

Total questions: 55

Worksheet time: 44mins

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