Ghostly Halloween

When is Halloween celebrated in the United States?

• November 1st

• October 31st

• July 4th

• August 6th

The name “Halloween” comes from...

• “All pumkins Eve"

• “All saints day"

• “All shallows Eve"

• “All Hallows Eve"

Halloween originated in...

• Europe

• America

• New Zealand

• Asia

After dressing up, kids go...

• dancing

• hunting

• trick-or-treating

• screaming

According to tradition, if no treat is given...

• kids can scream

• kids can play a trick on the homeowners

• kids can cry

• kids can steal something from the homeowners

The traditional scary and modern fun sides of Halloween are seen today as the Jack-o'-lanterns that people create by carving scary faces on...

• pumkins

• potatoes

• tomatoes

• melons

Homeowners place Jack-o'-lanterns...

• in their living-rooms

• in their backyards

• in their kitchens

• in front of their houses

Other modern fun activities that reflect the traditional past of Halloween include...

• watching cartoons and eating popcorn

• visiting museums

• watching horror movies and visiting haunted houses.

• watching fireworks