Halloween origins
What country is believed to be the birthplace of Halloween?
Ireland
What do children traditionally say when they go door to door for candy?
“Trick or Treat!”
This tense is used for actions happening now.
Present Continuous
What monster turns into a wolf during a full moon?
A werewolf
The girl who falls into a rabbit hole in the famous animated movie is?
Alice (from Alice in Wonderland)
When is Halloween celebrated?
On October 31st
What color combination is most often associated with Halloween?
Orange and black
Is ADVICE countable or uncountable?
Uncountable (You can say "A piece of advice")
This monster is made from dead body parts and comes alive.
Frankenstein
The pirate captain in the "Pirates of the Caribbean" movies is?
Jack Sparrow
Why did people wear costumes in ancient times on Halloween?
To scare away spirits
What animal is often seen with witches?
A black cat
This tense is used for actions that started in the past and continue now.
Present Perfect
A witch usually rides this in stories.
A broomstick
The boy who survived an attack by a dark wizard in a magical school is?
Harry Potter
What century did Halloween first become popular in the United States?
19th century
What is the meaning of the word “Halloween”?
It comes from “All Hallows Evening”
The three forms of these verbs: ARISE, FORBID, TEAR.
Arise-arose-arisen(возникать, появляться)
Forbid-forbade-forbidden(запрещать)
Tear-tore-torn(рвать, разрывать)
What is the name of the famous vampire from Bram Stoker’s novel?
Count Dracula
The superhero in a red, white, and blue suit with a shiled in the Marvel movies is?
Captain America
From what ancient festival did Halloween originate?
From the Celtic festival Samhain
What vegetable was originally carved before pumpkins on Halloween?
Turnips
In English, this punctuation shows possession, like "Steve's broomstick is the coolest one".
Apostrophe
What creature is said to rise from the dead wrapped in bandages?
A mummy
The princess with long blonde hair locked in a tower in "Tangled" is?
Rapunzel