How many can you solve? A three-choice trivia quiz about Halloween

Remember Me

The film Coco is a Disney movie that focuses on Mexico’s traditional holiday, Día de los Muertos (the Day of the Dead). It vividly depicts the culture of honoring family and ancestors on this day, as well as the afterlife. Through uniquely Mexican colorful decorations and skull motifs, the film conveys a message about cherishing family bonds and memories.

New York

The world’s largest Halloween parade is the Village Halloween Parade, held in New York, USA. This event has been running since 1974 and takes place on October 31 in Manhattan’s Greenwich Village. It is said to draw over 50,000 participants and nearly 2 million spectators. Featuring dazzling costumes and giant puppets, the parade is globally renowned as a major event that symbolizes New York’s culture.

Frankenstein

Speaking of Frankenstein, many people picture a monster with bolts in its neck. When people say “Frankenstein,” they often mean the monster from Mary Shelley’s novel Frankenstein, but strictly speaking, it’s the name of his creator, Victor Frankenstein.

Because they were believed to be messengers of witches.

In medieval Europe, black cats were believed to be witches’ familiars. In particular, Halloween was long regarded as the night when witches and evil spirits appeared in the human world, which led to black cats being feared as creatures with mysterious and ominous powers. Today, as one of the quintessential symbols of Halloween, this folklore of the black cat is carried on in various forms.