Halloween: Trick-or-Treat?

Question 1

Historically, the tradition of 'Trick-or-Treating' began in the United States.

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Trick (False)

Question 2

The tradition of bobbing for apples was popularized during the Victorian era in England.

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Treat (True)

Question 3

The first known use of the phrase 'trick or treat' was in Canada in the 1920s.

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Treat (True)

Question 4

The tradition of dressing in costumes on Halloween began as a way to hide from ghosts.

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Treat (True)

Question 5

The original name for Halloween was 'All Hallows' Eve.'

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Treat (True)

Question 6

It is a common Halloween superstition that seeing a black cat on Halloween night is bad luck.

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Treat (True)

Question 7

Halloween is commonly celebrated on October 30th.

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Trick (False)

Question 8

During Halloween, it’s considered bad luck to dress as a pumpkin if you were born in the autumn.

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Trick (False)

Question 9

A famous Halloween costume in the 1980s was dressing up as a Rubik’s Cube.

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Treat (True)

Question 10

In medieval Europe, people carved oranges instead of pumpkins to scare away ghosts.

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Trick (False)

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