HALLOWEEN TRADITIONS

When is Halloween celebrated?

• On the 1st November.

• On the 30th October.

• On the 31st October.

• On the 31st November.

Halloween is ...

• Vampires, witches and cakes.

• Pumpkin pies, candles and fireworks.

• Vampires, spooky ghosts, pumpkins and candies.

• Vampires, friendly ghosts and sweets.

Children usually ...

• wear costumes and catch apples with their mouth.

• go to bed at 8 o'clock.

• wear uniforms.

• don't like Halloween costumes.

Another British tradition is ...

• to carve pumpkins to make Jack-o'-Lanterns.

• make pumpkin marmalade.

• catch pumpkins with the mouth.

• to sing chorals for neighbours.

In the United Kingdom, children knock at the doors and ...

• then run away.

• sing.

• scare their neighbours.

• and say "Trick or treat!".

What do children eat in Halloween?

• They eat lots of popcorn's.

• They eat lots of candies (sweets).

• They eat fish and chips.

• They eat apple pie.

Do Portuguese students celebrate Halloween?

• No, they don't.

• Yes, in the English classes.

• Yes, with their families.

• No! They don´t like Halloween.

Portuguese kids also like to wear costumes and ...

• dance in the streets.

• visit their family.

• knock on doors and shout "Trick or treat!".

• and scare people.

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When do we celebrate "Pão por Deus" in Portugal?

• On the 30th October.

• On the 1st November.

• On the 31st October.

• On the 31st November.

What do children get when they ask "Pão por Deus"?

• They get nuts and candies.

• They get lots and lots of candies.

• They get money.

• They don't get anything.