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Worksheets10/31
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
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1.
On what day is Halloween celebrated?
a)
October 25
b)
October 31
c)
November 1
d)
December 25
2.
Halloween was popularized in the U.S. mainly by immigrants from which country?
a)
Russia.
b)
Japan.
c)
Ireland.
d)
El Salvador.
3.
What was Halloween originally called by Christians who celebrated it?
a)
Howl's Day.
b)
All Hallow's Eve.
c)
Hall O' Weavil
d)
All Saint's Day
4.
Some Halloween traditions come from an ancient Celtic festival called Samhain, which means...
a)
Festival of Light.
b)
The Rising.
c)
Night of the Spirits.
d)
Summer's End.
5.
According to folklore, vampires can only enter a home if...
a)
They've been invited in.
b)
They have a key.
c)
There are ghosts inside.
d)
There is something dead inside.
6.
According to popular culture, werewolves transform when?
a)
On Halloween.
b)
At the start of each month.
c)
When wolves are nearby.
d)
On the night of a full moon.
7.
Most of the candy purchased for Halloween is:
a)
gummy candy
b)
hard candy
c)
chocolate
d)
bubble gum
8.
Why did people start wearing costumes on Halloween?
a)
for fun
b)
to scare people
c)
to fool evil spirits
d)
to get candy
9.
The Puritans are said to have been the first to associate what type of black-colored animals with bad luck?
a)
Dog
b)
Cat
c)
Rabbit
d)
Squirrel
10.
Can you complete this witch chant: double, double, toil and _____?
a)
Bubble
b)
Stubble
c)
Rubble
d)
Trouble
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