Question templates
Sixteen spooky questions on folklore, horror films, classic novels and candy, with the right answers. Players join with a QR code and answer from their phones while the leaderboard climbs on the big screen.
Run your Halloween quizThe big screen and a participant's phone
Start with a few light polls to get the room laughing, play the timed quiz questions in the middle, and finish with a prize draw. Costume contests and candy votes fit between the rounds.
Ask players to guess how many sweets are in the jar, put horror films in order of release, or match each character to its film. The free plan allows five questions per presentation, so build one presentation per act.
Show the QR code on the screen at the party, or paste the short link in the video call for remote teams. Nobody installs an app, and each phone shows the question in the player's own language.
Teams play per table and the leaderboard updates live.
A short quiz students play from their phones.
Colleagues join from home with the link, no app needed.
Show the QR code on a poster and run the quiz on a big screen.
Each one shows the Hopvote question type that fits it best and the right answer. Free plan: 5 questions per presentation, so run one act per presentation or pick a paid plan for the full quiz.
Costume or candy: which half of Halloween do you love more?
A warm-up poll. No right answer, the bars start the banter.
Which word comes to mind when you hear Halloween?
Big words show the mood of the room.
Halloween comes from an ancient Celtic festival. What was it called?
Samhain, Beltane, Imbolc, Lughnasadh. Right answer: Samhain.
Which vegetable was carved into the first jack-o'-lanterns in Ireland?
Turnip, pumpkin, beetroot, cabbage. Right answer: turnip. Pumpkins came later in North America.
Halloween is the evening before which day?
All Saints' Day (1 November), Easter, Midsummer, New Year. Right answer: All Saints' Day.
Who wrote the novel Frankenstein?
Mary Shelley, Bram Stoker, Edgar Allan Poe, Stephen King. Right answer: Mary Shelley.
In what year was Bram Stoker's Dracula first published?
Right answer: 1897. The closest guesses score points.
Put these horror films in order of release, oldest first.
Right order: Psycho (1960), Halloween (1978), Scream (1996), Get Out (2017).
Match each character with its film.
Jack Skellington: The Nightmare Before Christmas. Norman Bates: Psycho. Michael Myers: Halloween. Beetlejuice: Beetlejuice.
Which festival honours the dead in Mexico on 1 and 2 November?
Día de Muertos, Carnival, Las Posadas, Cinco de Mayo. Right answer: Día de Muertos.
Halloween falls on October [31] and children say trick or [treat].
Words to type, or words to place with extra words such as 30 and candy.
How many sweets are in the jar?
Count them before the party. The closest guess wins.
Rank these treats from best to worst.
Chocolate, gummies, popcorn, toffee apples. The group result settles the debate.
How scary do you like your films, from 1 (cosy) to 5 (terrifying)?
A quick score that shows who will not watch the horror round alone.
Describe your costume in one sentence.
Open text. Great for a costume vote afterwards.
Spin the wheel to pick who wins the prize.
Turn on first names and leave the wheel empty: it picks among the players connected.
Poll, quiz, word cloud, rating or Q&A. Or let the AI draft them.
On screen or in your slides. People scan it and they are in.
Results update live on the big screen, then export them.
Ten to sixteen questions fill 30 to 40 minutes. Mix hard facts with fun polls so players who do not know horror trivia still join in.
Yes. Each team shares one phone and plays under its team name, or everyone plays alone. With first names on, the leaderboard shows the top 10.
Yes. Paste the short link in the call chat and they play from home on a phone or a computer.
Yes to start: every question type, up to 80 participants and 5 questions per presentation. Solo is €5 a month, Pro €12, and an Event Pass for a one-off party is €9.