WorksheetsHALLOWEEN TRADITIONS
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
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.
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.
