Understanding Halloween

The video explains Halloween, a traditional celebration originating in Europe, now popular in the US and Canada. It describes Halloween's history, modern practices like costumes and trick-or-treating, and decorations such as jack-o'-lanterns. The video also compares Halloween with Mexico's Day of the Dead. It concludes with a call to action for viewers to download resources and subscribe for more content.

Where did Halloween originally begin?

• Australia

• Asia

• Europe

• Africa

On which date is Halloween celebrated every year?

• July 4th

• December 25th

• January 1st

• October 31st

What is a common activity during Halloween in the evening?

• Reading books

• Going to the beach

• Watching horror movies

• Playing sports

What do children typically say when they go from house to house on Halloween?

• Trick or treat

• Happy Halloween

• Boo!

• Give me candy

What is a common feature of Halloween costumes?

• They are always scary

• They are only for children

• They include a face mask or makeup

• They must be animal-themed

What is the main purpose of Halloween costumes?

• To win a contest

• To look like animals or interesting characters

• To stay warm

• To scare people

What is a jack-o'-lantern?

• A Halloween song

• A pumpkin with a carved face and light inside

• A costume accessory

• A type of candy

How are pets often included in Halloween celebrations?

• They are dressed up in costumes

• They are taken to haunted houses

• They are given special Halloween treats

• They are left at home

What is the Day of the Dead?

• A type of Halloween costume

• A Halloween party

• A Mexican celebration to remember the deceased

• A horror movie

How long does the Day of the Dead celebration last?

• One day

• Two days

• Four days

• Three days