Vocabulary
What vegetable do we carve to make a Halloween lantern?
Pumpkin.
I am white, I float, and I say 'Boo!' Who am I?
A ghost.
What do children say when they knock on doors on Halloween?
Trick or Treat !
On what date is Halloween celebrated?
October 31st.
Complete: 'A witch ___ a black hat.' (wear / wears)
A witch wears a black hat.
What do we call a person who practises magic?
A witch or a wizard.
I sleep in a coffin and drink blood. Who am I?
A vampire.
What do children usually collect in their bags?
Name three countries where Halloween is celebrated ?
Put this sentence into the negative: “The vampire drinks blood every night.”
The vampire doesn’t drink blood every night.
What is a skeleton made of?
Bones.
I am wrapped in bandages. Who am I?
A mummy.
What do children often wear on Halloween?
Costumes.
In the UK, what vegetable was traditionally carved into a lantern before pumpkins became popular?
A turnip.
Complete the sentence: “There ___ three witches in the garden, but there ___ only one vampire.”
There are three witches in the garden, but there is only one vampire.
What animal is often associated with witches?
A black cat.
I am a living dead person who walks slowly. Who am I?
A zombie.
What do people decorate with spider webs, bats and ghosts?
Their houses.
Which country does Halloween originate from ?
Ireland.
Find and correct the mistake: “She don’t believe in ghosts.”
She doesn’t believe in ghosts.
What do we call a person who turns into a wolf at the full moon?
I am a monster made from different body parts in a famous story. Who am I?
Frankenstein's monster.
What does 'trick or treat' mean in French?
Un sort ou des bonbons.
What does "Hallow" from Halloween mean ?
Sanctifier.
Choose the right option: Vampires can't/mustn't go out during daytime.
Vampires can't go out during daytime.