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Halloween trivia night, ready to host

Host Halloween trivia with folklore, candy and name-the-monster rounds, plus an answer key.

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Halloween trivia night, ready to host

Act as a pub quiz host. Write a Halloween trivia game for {{age_range}}, playing in teams. Four rounds of 8 questions: 1. Halloween history and folklore 2. Name the monster: three clues each, from hard to easy, worth 3, 2 or 1 points depending on when a team guesses 3. Candy, pumpkins and fall food 4. A bonus round on {{topic}} For each question, give the answer and a one-sentence fun fact to read out after. Mix easy, medium and hard in every round, and make a few multiple choice so nobody feels stuck. Add a tiebreaker with a number answer, where the closest guess wins, and a simple score sheet. Only use facts you're confident about, and mark any answer I should double-check, especially records that change from year to year. Put the answer key at the end, apart from the questions, so I can print the questions alone.
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Halloween trivia night, ready to host

Host Halloween trivia with folklore, candy and name-the-monster rounds, plus an answer key.

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Act as a pub quiz host. Write a Halloween trivia game for {{age_range}}, playing in teams. Four rounds of 8 questions: 1. Halloween history and folklore 2. Name the monster: three clues each, from hard to easy, worth 3, 2 or 1 points depending on when a team guesses 3. Candy, pumpkins and fall food 4. A bonus round on {{topic}} For each question, give the answer and a one-sentence fun fact to read out after. Mix easy, medium and hard in every round, and make a few multiple choice so nobody feels stuck. Add a tiebreaker with a number answer, where the closest guess wins, and a simple score sheet. Only use facts you're confident about, and mark any answer I should double-check, especially records that change from year to year. Put the answer key at the end, apart from the questions, so I can print the questions alone.
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