Nouns plus adjectives
This spooky, floating sheet is a common noun.
What is a ghost
What is the adverb in this sentence: The cat ran quickly.
What is quickly?
In this sentence, The cat jumped on the table." It is the prepositional phrase.
What's on the table?
Halloween is believed to have originated from this ancient Celtic Festival.
What is Samhain?
This is the name for a group of bats.
What is a colony?
Find the two adjectives in this sentence: The pumpkin is big and orange.
What is big, orange?
In the sentence, The jack-o'-lantern is glowing. "is" is this type of verb.
What is a linking verb?
True or False "With a smile" is a prepositional phrase.
What is true?
In Ireland, the first jack-o'-lanterns were carved from this vegetable.
What are turnips?
A person who studies spiders is called this.
What is an arachnologist?
An adjective to describe a house where ghosts live.
What is haunted?
This action verb describes what a werewolf does at the Moon.
What is howls?
Which is not a preposition: "Above, Across, Alive"
What is alive?
Trick or treating evolved from the practice of giving these to the poor.
What are soul cakes?
Samhainophobia is the fear of this holiday.
What is Halloween?
This collective noun (meaning more than one) describes a group of witches.
What is a coven?
In "The ghost was floating." this is the helping verb.
What is was?
Find the preposition " She walked up the creaky stairs."
What is up?
This country popularized the use of pumpkins for Jack O'Lanterns.
What is the United States?
These two colors represent the Harvest and Death on Halloween.
What is orange and black?
This proper noun is the name of the monster created by a famous doctor.
Who is Frankenstein's monster?
It's the action a spider does when making its home.
What is spins?
Which is not a preposition: Near, Underneath, Nesting
What is nesting?
The original purpose of wearing costumes during the Festival of Samhain.
What was to disguise oneself from spirits?
Transylvania, Count Dracula's home, is in this modern-day country.
What is Romania?