WorksheetsGhostly Halloween
Total questions: 8
Worksheet time: 4mins
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
