QUIZ: How Spooky Are You?

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Test your skills with this terrifying trivia, perfect for Halloween!

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What was the name of the main character in the classic ghost story “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow?”*
It is believed that Halloween evolved from what pagan celebration?*
In Edgar Allan Poe’s spooky poem “The Raven” what did the raven say?*
What do you call a witch’s animal companion?*
Which of these will NOT ward off a vampire?*
Which of these scary movies does NOT take place on Halloween?*
Which New England town is the home of The Sanderson Sisters in Hocus Pocus?*
Jack-O-Lanterns were originally carved out of what vegetable?*
Which of these is NOT a type of ghost?*
What part of a zombie must you destroy to kill it?*
What should a person wear to trick evil spirits on Halloween?*
Which Peanuts character believes in The Great Pumpkin?*
Is The Nightmare Before Christmas a Halloween movie or a Christmas movie?*
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