Halloween Traditions and Activities

The video discusses Halloween traditions in American and British cultures, focusing on activities in schools, such as wearing costumes and hosting parties. It highlights the making of jack-o-lanterns, popular Halloween games and foods, and the tradition of trick-or-treating. The video also touches on the tricks children play if they don't receive treats.

What are some typical Halloween costumes worn by American children in elementary schools?

• Superheroes and princesses

• Witches, ghosts, skeletons, monsters, vampires, and aliens

• Animals and fairies

• Historical figures and celebrities

What do young people enjoy doing with their Halloween costumes?

• Buying them from stores

• Making them at home

• Renting them from costume shops

• Borrowing them from friends

What decorations are commonly found in schools during Halloween parties?

• Easter eggs and bunnies

• Christmas trees and lights

• Pumpkins, ghosts, witches, and bats

• Fireworks and lanterns

What is a popular tradition involving pumpkins during Halloween?

• Cooking them in stews

• Using them as doorstops

• Painting them with bright colors

• Carving them into jack-o-lanterns

Which of the following is a common Halloween game?

• Bobbing for apples

• Pin the tail on the donkey

• Three-legged race

• Musical chairs

What are some favorite Halloween foods?

• Pasta, pizza, and salad

• Hot dogs, hamburgers, and fries

• Chocolate cake, ice cream, and cookies

• Candied apples, nuts, licorice, popcorn, and pumpkin pie

What do children and teenagers do when they go trick-or-treating?

• Sing songs and dance

• Perform magic tricks

• Visit houses in costumes and ask for treats

• Play sports and games

What might children do if they don't receive treats while trick-or-treating?

• Go home and sleep

• Play tricks like writing on windows with soap or spraying shaving cream on cars

• Call the police

• Cry and complain