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1
Consuming too much Halloween candy with fructose and sorbitol can give you diarrhea.
True
False
2
Children are more than twice as likely to be killed in a pedestrian/car accident on Halloween.
True
False
3
In many countries, such as _________, Halloween is seen as unwanted and influenced by America.
Mexico & Italy
France & Italy
France & Australia
Africa & Italy
4
In the UK white cats are thought to bring bad luck, not like black cats in the US.
False
True
5
It's very rare for a full moon to occur on Halloween. It's predicted to occur on 10/31/20__
40
25
18
20
6
In _________, it is illegal to dress-up as a priest.
Florida
Oklahoma
Texas
Alabama
7
_______ celebrates the Days of the Dead on the Christian holidays All Saints Day (November 1).
Brazil
Canada
Europe
Mexico
8
__________ symbolize the ancient agricultural roots of Halloween.
Ghosts
Pumpkins
Scarecrows
Vampires
9
The word "witch" comes from the Old English wicce, meaning "wise woman"
True
False
10
Halloween is the _____ highest grossing commercial holiday after Christmas.
5th
4th
2nd
3rd
11
Many people believe that _______ were created by medieval architects to ward off evil spirits.
ghosts
witches
gargoyles
vampires
12
The Village Halloween parade in New York City is the smallest Halloween parade in the U.S.
True
False
13
In Hollywood there's a ______ fine for using silly string on Halloween.
$500
$1,000
$250
$1,500
14
_____ of kids prefer to receive chocolate candy for Halloween
40%
25%
75%
50%
15
The first known mention of trick-or-treating in print in North America occurred in ____ Canada.
1896
1905
1952
1927
16
While pumpkins are typically orange, they can also be green, white, red and gray.
False
True
17
The number one candy of choice is __________.
Skittles
Candy Corn
Snickers
Reeces
18
Dressing up as ghouls and other spooks originated from the ancient Celtic tradition.
False
True
19
Salem, Massachusetts & Anoka, Minnesota, are the Halloween capitals of the world.
False
True
20
Jack o’ Lanterns originated ________ to keep away spirits and ghosts.
Australia
England
United States
Ireland