The Wiccan World! Trivia Quiz

Answer: Samhain

Samhain marks the start of the new year and end of the old one. Samhain means "year's end" in Scottish Gaelic. Samhain is a good time for scrying, because this is the chief of the Spirit Nights. A child born on Samhain is said to have the gift of second sight!

Answer: The Harvest

Lughnasagh is pronounced Loo-nas-a. Lugh is the God of the harvest. Traditionally Wiccans are encouraged to bake bread on this day. Legend says that people born on Lughnasagh usually share the God Lugh's artistic ability!

Answer: The Moon

The Goddess is associated with the moon and the God, with the sun. The Goddess is sometimes represented as three different figures: the mother, the maiden and the crone, with the mother representing when a woman has a child, the maiden representing a woman before marriage and the crone for when a woman grows old.

Answer: The Green Man

The Green Man is rumored to live in the forest and look after nature. He has a mask made out of foliage to disguise himself from humans. Mainly the Green Man is seen as a symbol of rebirth and represents the cycle of growing every spring.

Answer: "An ye harm none, do what ye will"

The Wiccan Rede is the code that many Wiccans abide by.

Answer: Yule

Yule is also known as Yule-tide and is celebrated during the Northern Hemisphere winter.

Answer: Samhain

Wiccan Halloween is called Samhain and the pronunciation of each is very similar! Litha is the celebration of Midsummer and Imbolc is the festival of returning warmth.

Answer: an athame

An athame can also be called an athamé. It is a ceremonial double-edged dagger and is used to direct energy to a certain person or object.

Answer: March

Oestara is also known as the Spring Equinox.

Answer: February

Imbolc is celebrated near the start of February. Fire and purification are important aspects of Imbolc. Lighting of candles represents the return of warm weather and the lengthening of days over the coming months.