Halloween Trivia /10 Halloween Trivia Join us each week to test your knowledge of central Iowa topics.Quizzers who score more than 80% will be entered into the Annual CITYVIEW Trivia Event Contest.DETAILS TO COME. 1 / 10 In which country did Halloween originate? Italy. America. Mexico. Ireland. 2 / 10 With which Catholic holiday is Halloween associated? Christmas. All Saints' Day. The Assumption of Mary. Good Friday. 3 / 10 From which other two words do we get the word bonfire? Bonus and firth. Bond and first. Bonanza and firm. Bone and fire. 4 / 10 Which author wrote “Dracula"? Bram Stoker. Jeff Pinkner. Lon Chaney. Mary Shelley. 5 / 10 Where do pumpkins grow? In the ground. On trees. The supermarket. On vines. 6 / 10 Which traditional Halloween game has its origins in a Roman harvest festival that honored the goddess of fruit trees, Pamona? Trick or treating. Telling jokes. Dressing in costume. Bobbing for apples. 7 / 10 What does the word "hallow" mean in relation to Halloween? Evil. Saint or holy person. Not very deep. To dig out. 8 / 10 What type of demon, originating from Arab mythology supposedly robs graveyards and feeds on human beings? A mummy. A devil. A ghoul. A werewolf. 9 / 10 Which two colors are traditionally associated with Halloween? Orange and black. Black and white. Black and blue. Red and orange. 10 / 10 According to legend, what does it mean if you see a spider on Halloween? Seven years of bad luck. You break your mama’s back. You will die a painful death. That a loved one is watching over you. See how you did! Your score is LinkedIn Facebook Twitter