Halloween
What orange vegetable do people carve for Halloween?
A pumpkin.
Yesterday, I play soccer. Change “play” to the past tense.
Played.
What is the capital of Japan?
Tokyo.
I say “meow.” What am I?
A cat.
What is the opposite of “hot”?
Cold.
Where did Dia de los Muertos begin?
Mexico
What do children say when they ask for candy on Halloween?
Trick or treat!
Today, I eat rice. Yesterday, I ___ rice.
Ate.
What is Japan’s highest mountain?
Mount Fuji.
I have a long neck and eat leaves from trees. What am I?
A giraffe.
What day comes between Tuesday and Thursday?
Wednesday.
November 1 and 2
What do we call a pumpkin with a face and a light inside?
A jack-o'-lantern.
Change to the past tense: “I go to school.”
I went to school.
What season comes after summer in Japan?
Autumn / fall.
I am a bird. I cannot fly, but I can swim. I am black and white. What am I?
A penguin.
I have hands and a face, but I am not a person. I tell you the time. What am I?
A clock.
What orange flower is commonly used during Dia de los Muertos?
Marigold
Before people used pumpkins, what vegetable did people in Ireland carve?
Turnips.
Make this sentence negative: “I watched TV yesterday.”
I didn't watch TV yesterday.
Which is farther north: Hokkaido or Okinawa?
Hokkaido.
I have eight arms and live in the ocean. What am I?
An octopus.
Which word does not belong: library, hospital, kitchen, elephant? Explain why.
Elephant. It is an animal; the others are places.
What is the nam eof the special altar decorated with ohotos, candles, and food?
Ofrenda
In the story of Stingy Jack, why did Jack put a burning coal inside a turnip?
To make a lantern OR to light his way.
Make a question using these words: you / what / yesterday / did / eat
What did you eat yesterday?
Name Japan’s four main islands.
Hokkaido, Honshu, Shikoku, and Kyushu.
I live in the ocean and breathe air. I am the largest animal in the world. What am I?
A blue whale.
Put these words in order: because / was / I / tired / early / went / to bed / I
I went to bed early because I was tired.
How are Dia de los Muertos and Obon similar?
Both celebrate family members.