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More questions about Halloween
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What do witches traditionally fly on in Halloween stories?
Answer: Broomstick
Why: The image of flying on brooms traces partly to old fertility rites where dancers leaped high with household tools to coax tall crops.
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What did the word "bonfire" originally mean in Middle English?
Answer: Bone fire
Why: The term comes from the literal burning of animal bones left over from large autumn livestock culls.
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Which ghostly black sow haunts Welsh lore on Halloween eve?
Answer: Hwch Ddu Gwta
Why: Traditional Welsh verses warned bonfire attendees to run home quickly to avoid being seized by the tailless sow.
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What phrase do kids say when asking for Halloween candy?
Answer: Trick or treat
Why: The phrase offers a lighthearted bargain: provide a treat, or risk a harmless prank from the visitors.
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What was candy corn originally named?
Answer: Chicken Feed
Why: The Wunderle Candy Company marketed the confection as Chicken Feed because corn was primarily viewed as livestock feed at the time.
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Which Welsh folk custom uses a horse skull?
Answer: Mari Lwyd
Why: Performers carry the decorated skull from house to house while engaging in traditional rhyming song battles to gain entry.