Vocabulary
Grammar
Name the Punctuation
Halloween
Other Fall Holidays
100
Definition: (noun) the written form of a play, movie, television show, etc.
script
100
What is the part of speech for a person, place, thing, or idea, like "friend, school, love"?
Noun
100
Yes.
period
100
What do children say to get candy from neighbors?
Trick or treat!
100
What holiday is celebrated in the US on the 4th Thursday in November?
Thanksgiving
200
Definition: (noun) the way something is built, arranged, or organized
structure
200
What is the part of speech for an action, like "run" or "work"?
Verb
200
Hello, friend
comma
200
What is this called?
Jack-o-lantern (or pumpkin carving)
200
What holiday is celebrated in Mexico on November 1-2?
Dia de los Muertos/Day of the Dead
300
Definition: (verb) to give or form a general idea about the value, size, or cost of (something)
estimate
300
What is the part of speech for a describing word, like "beautiful" or "loud"?
Adjective
300
"Hi"
quotation marks
300
What "spooky" animal sleeps hanging upside down?
A bat
300
What large Asian country celebrates the mid-Autumn festival with moon cakes and lanterns?
China
400
Definition: (verb) to continue doing something even though it is difficult
persevere
400
If there is one of something, the noun is singular. If there are two or more, the noun is _________.
Plural
400
Michael's sister
apostrophe
400
According to the National Retail Federation, which Marvel superhero was the most popular Halloween costume for kids in 2025?
Spiderman
400
What is the name of the Festival of Lights holiday celebrated by Hindus and other religions of India?
Diwali or Dipavali
500
Definition: (noun) the ability to become strong, healthy, or successful again after something bad happens
resilience
500
What are the 2 parts of a complete sentence? (grammar, not punctuation)
A subject and a predicate (verb)
500
(Thanks)
parentheses
500
In which countries did Halloween begin? (Hint: Two choices, give one. Both countries speak English now.)
Ireland and Scotland
500
What is the holiday in the US on November 11 every year?
Veterans Day (or Armistice Day - end of WWI)