Question 3: According to superstition, whom or what will yo

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HALLOWEENTRIVIA
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• Question 1 From which of the following were the
  first Jack-o-Lanterns made?
•     A Pumpkins    B Turnips    C Watermelons
      D Potatoes

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• Question 2 What is the name for an intense fear
  of Halloween?
•     A Samhainophobia    B Wiccaphobia    C P
  hasmophobia    D Halloweenophobia

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• Question 3 According to superstition, whom or
  what will you see if you look into a mirror on
  Halloween?
•     A A dead relative    B Bloody
  Mary    C Your future spouse    D Nothing at
  all

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• Question 4 Sales of which of these Halloween
  staples total approximately 2 billion per year?
•     A Costumes    B Candy    C Pumpkins    
  D Tickets to "The Rocky Horror Picture Show"

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• Question 5 According to superstition, if you
  see a spider on Halloween, what is it really?
•     A The spirit of a loved one watching over
  you    B A sign of a harsh winter to
  come    C An evil spirit attempting to enter
  you home     D A friendly ghost protecting your
  home

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• Question 6 Where are vampire bats really from?
•     A Eastern Europe    B Lower
  Asia    C Central and South America    D North
  America

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• Question 7 What ancient civilization started
  the tradition of bobbing for apples?
•     A The Romans    B The Greeks    C The
  Anglo-Saxons    D The Chinese

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• Question 8 In what country did the
  Jack-o-Lantern originate?
•     A Ireland    B Scotland    C Italy    D
   Greece

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• Question 9 When was the first Halloween
  greeting card made?
•     A In the late 1700s    B In the early
  1800s    C In the late 1800s    D In the
  early 1900s

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• Question 10 Which of these incidents gave rise
  to the fear of people giving out dangerous candy
  at Halloween?
•     A A housewife playing a prank on kids too
  old to be trick-or-treating    B A New York
  Times article warning of razor
• blades being hidden in apples    C A
  warning to parents from "Dear Abby"    D All of
  the above

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ANSWERS
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• Question 1 From which of the following were the
  first Jack-o-Lanterns made?
• A Pumpkins
• B Turnips
• C Watermelons
• D Potatoes

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• Question 2 What is the name for an intense fear
  of Halloween?
•      A Samhainophobia 
• B Wiccaphobia
• C Phasmophobia
• D Halloweenophobia

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• Question 3 According to superstition, whom or
  what will you see if you look into a mirror on
  Halloween?
•      A A dead relative
• B Bloody Mary
• C Your future spouse
• D Nothing at all

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• Question 4 Sales of which of these Halloween
  staples total approximately 2 billion per year?
• A Costumes
• B Candy
• C Pumpkins
• D Tickets to "The Rocky Horror Picture Show"

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• Question 5 According to superstition, if you
  see a spider on Halloween, what is it really?
• A The spirit of a loved one watching over you
• B A sign of a harsh winter to come
• C An evil spirit attempting to enter you home
• D A friendly ghost protecting your home

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• Question 6 Where are vampire bats really from?
• A Eastern Europe
• B Lower Asia
• C Central and South America
• D North America

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• Question 7 What ancient civilization started
  the tradition of bobbing for apples?
• A The Romans
• B The Greeks
• C The Anglo-Saxons
• D The Chinese

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• Question 8 In what country did the
  Jack-o-Lantern originate?
• A Ireland
• B Scotland
• C Italy
• D Greece

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• Question 9 When was the first Halloween
  greeting card made?
• A In the late 1700s
• B In the early 1800s
• C In the late 1800s
• D In the early 1900s

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• Question 10 Which of these incidents gave rise
  to the fear of people giving out dangerous candy
  at Halloween?
• A A housewife playing a prank on kids too old
  to be trick-or-treating
• B A New York Times article warning of razor
• blades being hidden in apples
• C A warning to parents from "Dear Abby
• D All of the above

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TIEBREAKER
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Tie Breaker
Can you pick out Halloween's former name? A.
All Hallow's Eve B. All Hallow's Day C. All
Hallowmass D. All Soul's Day
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Tie Breaker
Can you pick out Halloween's former name? A.
All Hallow's Eve B. All Hallow's Day C. All
Hallowmass D. All Soul's Day