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  • CassD
    CassD Posts: 18,516
    edited October 2022

    Although the Irish and Scots may have celebrated Halloween for a great length of time, here in England it only became a celebration a few years ago.

    Instead, we had Bonfire Night with fireworks and bonfires on 5 November to celebrate the Gunpowder Plot, when Guy Fawkes and others went unsuccessfully to try to blow up Parliament and assassinate King James I in 1605. An effigy of Guy Fawkes was made and burnt on top of the fires. Bonfire Night is still celebrated.

  • Tess92
    Tess92 Posts: 3,715

    Orange and black are the two colors of Halloween. The first traditionally indicates the virtue of strength and is a typical autumn color. Black, on the other hand, indicates night and death. 🎃

  • Diamond_Lim
    Diamond_Lim Posts: 165,624

    Hello there! @adidas11zs1982 👋

    Thank you for your answering Halloween Trivia! But please edit your previous reply then must answer ONE Halloween Trivia only as well. Thanks again! 🎃

    Happy Halloween! 🎃🦇👻😄

  • Diamond_Lim
    Diamond_Lim Posts: 165,624

    Woah! Spookymazing Halloween Trivias! Thank you for your answering Halloween Trivia once! Happy Halloween! Everyone! 🎃🦇👻😄

  • Werner_Cichy
    Werner_Cichy Posts: 29,964

    Halloween is a commercially successful horror film series based on the John Carpenter film Halloween: The Night of Horrors (1978). From 1981 to 2002, seven sequels were released, plus a remake (2007) and its sequel (2009). With the exception of Halloween III, in which Myers only appears as a cameo, all installments in the series follow the story of serial killer Michael Myers. 2018 saw the start of a new trilogy that takes place 40 years after the first part and ignores all other films.[1]


  • Nico_G
    Nico_G Posts: 5,583
    edited October 2022

    Why do we say "Trick or Treat"?

    A treat or a curse. This tradition comes from the old European custom of "souling". Beggars went from village to village to beg for "soul cakes" (cakes of souls) which were made of bread and raisins In exchange for these gifts, they promised many prayers for the souls of the parents their donors.

  • xBlossomx
    xBlossomx Posts: 6,636

    Hi lim . Wow that's alot of candy. I don't celebrate Halloween. But I do like all the things associated with it. No kids come for trick or treating in my area anymore. I liked it when children used to come. I used to give them lot 's of treat 's even the healthy one 's. .I do miss children coming. But I did get scared with some of the costume 's

  • Bellamy32
    Bellamy32 Posts: 2,376

    Name the magician who died on Halloween?

    Harry Houdini

    Harry Houdini was the most celebrated and famous illusionist, magician, and escape artist of the 20th century. The magician is known for his death-defying escape stunts, such as escaping a whale's belly and coming out alive from 6 feet of dirt. However, he couldn’t escape the blow of death and died on Halloween in 1926. There is a lot of debate on the actual cause of Houdini's death. Some believe that it was planned, while others think it was due to ignoring a serious medical issue.

  • Racoon7
    Racoon7 Posts: 19,331

    Hi @MountainMom thank you for your fun contest, to @johamilton for another amazing badge and @Diamond_Lim for tagging.

    If you see a Teal Pumpkin this Halloween it means that house will also be providing fun non-food treats to trick-or-treaters. This is to provide a safe and fun Halloween for kids with food allergies.


  • greddycandy
    greddycandy Posts: 12,429

    Hi @MountainMom here's my bit of Halloween trivia.

    Washington Irving, the author of Sleepy Hallow is believed to throw the first Halloween costume party in 1835.

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