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13 Halloween Traditions Explained Quiz

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1
Superstition has it that if a spider falls into a candle-lit lamp and is consumed by the flame
it will be a bad crop year
evil spirits are kept away
witches are nearby
the owner of the house will be lucky for life
2
In medieval times, the broomstick was used by "witches"
to help them walk
to make them more threatening
to help them clean the house
to help them fly
3
The Celts believed that after death, all souls went
inside the temples
to heaven
to hell
into the crone's cauldron
4
The Celts believed that placing Jack-o'-lanterns outside would
help guide lost spirits home
frighten the devil
protect their houses from nature's wrath
help keep evil spirits away
5
Some of the commonest Halloween pranks nowadays include
egg throwing
all of the above
smashing jack-o'-lanterns
toilet-papering houses
6
In ancient times, the apple was viewed as
a doomed fruited that could poison you
a sacred fruit that would help women get pregnant
a sacred fruit that protected people from evil
a sacred fruit used to predict the future
7
In the tragic fable, Jack
none of the above
fought with the devil
made friends with the devil
tricked the devil
8
Colour black symbolizes
the death of the witches
the crops and the leaves
the frightening animals
the "death" of summer and the changing season
9
If the bobber caught an apple on the first try, it meant that they would
pass away first
experience true love
have children first
have an exciting life
10
Seeing this animal on Halloween was considered a bad omen
a spider
a donkey
a bat
a black cat