Trivia Quiz: Dracula Trivia

How well do you know the real Dracula? Find out ... and see what you know about his appearances in movies, books, legend, and more.

Question 1: The real Vlad Dracula earned what nickname, meaning "The Impaler"?

A: Mircea
B: Radu
C: The Ottoman
D: Tepes

Question 2: Dracula's real title was never "Count." What was it?

A: King
B: Prince
C: Duke
D: Tsar

Question 3: All but one of these sorts of people are, according to legend, doomed to become vampires -- which of these groups is safe?

A: The homeless
B: Unbaptized children
C: Illegitimate children
D: The seventh son of a seventh son

Question 4: What is the literal translation of the name "Transylvania"?

A: Cursed land
B: Land beyond the forest
C: Kingdom of the dragon
D: City of blood

Question 5: In the 1992 film "Bram Stoker's Dracula," what was used in place of blood?

A: Chocolate syrup
B: Red jelly
C: A mixture of peanut butter and corn syrup
D: Hair gel and red food coloring

Question 6: During filming of the 1931 "Dracula," another version was filmed at night on the same set in what language?

A: French
B: Italian
C: Spanish
D: German

Question 7: Universal Studios sent a letter to the director of the 1931 "Dracula," stating that Dracula was only allowed to attack:

A: Adults
B: Men
C: Women
D: Characters played by unknown actors

Question 8: In both the "Castlevania" video games and the animated series "Hellsing," the main character's name is what anagram of "Dracula"?

A: Carl Dua
B: Alucard
C: Carluda
D: Dual Arc

Question 9: How was Dracula killed in Bram Stoker's original novel?

A: Wooden stake in the heart
B: Stabbed with a knife, then beheaded
C: Exposed to sunlight
D: Doused in holy water

Question 10: What other classic book may the real Dracula have inspired?

A: Machiavelli's "The Prince"
B: Shelley's "Frankenstein"
C: Polidori's "Vampyre"
D: Goethe's "Faust"

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