Get your family into the Halloween spirit with some Halloween Trivia questions for Kids! Grab my list of 50 Halloween trivia questions and see who knows the most about this fun fall holiday.
Ready to learn how to use these Halloween trivia questions and how to play with your family? Keep reading, or click here to jump right to the Halloween trivia questions and answers!
Halloween Questions Trivia for Kids
We love Halloween in my family. Each year we can’t wait to hang up some ghosts and cobwebs around the house and pick out what our costumes are going to be.
I’m always looking for great Halloween activities to add to the festivities to make that fun last even longer. We can’t get enough of Halloween Charades, and my little ones love Halloween matching!
Now that my kids are getting interested in Trivia questions, I thought some Halloween trivia would be the perfect addition to our Halloween traditions.
How to Play Trivia With Kids
Simple, fun, no-prep activities are a mom’s best friend, and Halloween Trivia for Kids is no exception. All you need to play is my list of Halloween Trivia for Kids and some excited participants.
Simply read the questions and try to answer them correctly! You could take turns reading the questions or designate a “host” to read all the questions.
Keep score and compete for a prize (maybe first dibs on a Halloween treat!), or just play for fun without worrying about a score. If you have enough people, you could even split into two teams and compete against each other.
When to Play Halloween Trivia for Kids
When is the best time to play trivia games? Anytime! That’s the great thing about it.
You could carry around the list in your purse so it’s ready when you need some quick entertainment. Or you could make a big night out of it with your family and play at home.
I am a big fan of having a special dinner on Halloween night, and playing trivia would be the perfect activity for the kids to play while they are eagerly waiting for trick-or-treating time.
Whenever you choose to play, your kids are sure to want to play again! Be sure to check out our other trivia games like animal trivia for kids, Christmas trivia for kids, or even Harry Potter Trivia questions!
Printable Halloween Trivia Questions for Kids
If you’re ready to grab a printable version of these questions, then be sure to grab them here! If not, our complete list of Halloween trivia questions and answers are below!
Halloween Trivia Questions for Kids
Question: Is a pumpkin a fruit or vegetable?
Answer: Fruit
Question: What do pumpkins grow on?
Answer: Vines
Question: What animal is associated with witches that is black?
Answer: Cat
Question: What month is Halloween?
Answer: October
Question: What day is Halloween celebrated?
Answer: 31st
Question: How many legs do spiders have?
Answer: 8
Question: During Halloween, what do people “bob” for?
Answer: Apples
Question: Where did bobbing for apples originate?
Answer: Ancient Rome
Question: What do you call a group of witches?
Answer: A coven
Question: Where do you go to pick a pumpkin?
Answer: Pumpkin Patch
Question: Where did jack o’ lanterns originate?
Answer: Ireland
Question: What is the most popular Halloween candy?
Answer: Chocolate
Question: What is another name for phantom?
Answer: Ghost
Question: Casper is a what?
Answer: Ghost
Question: What do you put inside the pumpkin to make it glow?
Answer: A light
Question: What do witches use to fly around?
Answer: A broomstick
Question: What kind of houses do people go into on Halloween?
Answer: Haunted Houses
Question: What do kids like to dress up in on Halloween?
Answer: Costumes
Question: What Halloween character has fangs?
Answer: Vampire
Question: What animal is associated with a Vampire?
Answer: Bat
Question: What is a pumpkin with a carved face called?
Answer: A Jack o’ Lantern
Question: In the US, this public holiday is celebrated on October 31st?
Answer: Halloween
Question: Before pumpkins were used, what was used to carve Jack o’ Lanterns?
Answer: Turnips
Question: Where do vampire bats live?
Answer: North and South America
Question: What two colors are associated with Halloween?
Answer: Orange and Black
Question: What do kids do on Halloween to get candy?
Answer: Trick or Treat
Question: What does the word Halloween mean?
Answer: All Hallows evening
Question: What do ghosts say?
Answer: Boo
Question: What is the name of the most popular Halloween vampire?
Answer: Dracula
Question: What is sweet and made of sugar?
Answer: Candy
Question: What do you call a human body that is supported by bones?
Answer: Skeleton
Question: What do you call the Halloween character that is big, tall, scary, and usually green?
Answer: Frankenstein
Question: What do you call the pot that witches cook in?
Answer: Coulron
Question: What is a stone-built grave called?
Answer: Tomb
Question: What does the Halloween color black represent?
Answer: Death
Question: What does the Halloween color orange represent?
Answer: Harvest
Question: What food keeps Dracula away?
Answer: Garlic
Question: What two words do the word “bonfire” originate from?
Answer: Bone and Fire
Question: What does Dracula mean?
Answer: Son of the Devil
Question: What country celebrates the Day of the Dead?
Answer: Mexico
Question: What do you call the bone of the head that is associated with Halloween?
Answer: Skull
Question: How do witches cook their potions and spells?
Answer: Brew
Question: Other than a cat, what other animal is associated with a witch?
Answer: Owl
Question: In Ancient Rome, what were owls thought of as?
Answer: Evil
Question: What do you call a dead human whose body has been preserved?
Answer: Mummy
Question: What country do mummies originate from?
Answer: Egypt
Question: What century did trick-or-treating begin?
Answer: 16th Century
Question: While trick-or-treating, what does a teal pumpkin mean?
Answer: Allergy-free treats
Question: What does the word “Halloween” mean?
Answer: Holy Night
Question: What Halloween candy was originally called “chicken feed”?
Answer: Candy Corn
Question: What vegetable/fruit was initially used as the first Jack-o’-Lanterns?
Answer: Turnips
Question: What was Bram Stoker’s original name for Dracula?
Answer: Count Wampyr.
Question: When is Halloween thought to have originated?
Answer: 4000 B.C.
Question: What is Hong Kong’s Festival of Hungry Ghosts called?
Answer: Yue Lan
Question: What phobia do you suffer from if you have an extreme fear of Halloween?
Answer: Samhainophobia
Question: What did Scottish women hang to see their future husbands on Halloween?
Answer: Wet sheets in front of a fire
What are some of your favorite Halloween trivia questions? Share in the comments!
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