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Hardest Halloween quiz ever!

The leaves are starting to fall, the evenings are getting cool and the pumpkin spiced drinks are calling! This means one thing: Halloween is nearly here! If you love the spooky season as much as we do, then you’re going to want to take this quiz to prove your seasonal wisdom! You should have already taken our Halloween quiz here, but this one is even trickier! In this version, we’ll test you on some of the hardest halloween related questions. Think you’re up to the challenge? Let’s see! How many you can get right?

Question 1 out of 10:

Ireland actually started the lantern carving trend, but which fruit or vegetable did they originally use instead of a pumpkin? 
A photo of a pumpkin with an owl carving all lit up inside with a candlelit background.
Question 2 out of 10:

In superstition, which of these is NOT known for protecting you from vampires?
A photo of a man dressed as a vampire holding his hands out with his teeth exposed with a red flaming background behind him.
Question 3 out of 10:

A pumpkin is a fruit that grows from a flower. True or false?
Two painted pumpkins in a forest
Question 4 out of 10:

There’s a very famous William Shakespeare which opens with three witches who famously say “when shall we three meet again?” – but can you name the play?
A painting of Shakespeare showing him with a moustache and beard and a white shirt over a black jacket. The background is a dark reddish black.
Question 5 out of 10:

In the spooky classic movie Beetlejuice, what word do you have to say three times to summon the chaotic ghost?
A still from the movie Beetlejuice showing Michael Keaton as the character Beetlejuice wearing his iconic black and white striped suit sat on a gravestone with his arms stretched out and a grin on his face against a dark cemetary background.
Question 6 out of 10:

A pumpkin was evolved to be eaten by a woolly mammoth. True or false? 
Lots of pumpkins
Question 7 out of 10:

According to old superstition, the Tower of London is said to be extremely haunted! That depends on whether or not you believe in that stuff – but which famous figure is its so-called resident ghost?
A white sheet representing a ghost walking through a field
Question 8 out of 10:

There was a medieval tradition called souling which took place the day after Halloween – but what did it involve?
Trick or treat sign over a pumpkin
Question 9 out of 10:

Why are black cats so associated with Halloween?
Close up of black cat with bright green eyes
Question 10 out of 10:
A photo of Boris Karloff as the Monster in Frankenstein. The photo is colourised in greens and purples showing a close up of his makeup. He is against a blue grey background with green borders.

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