Halloween Grammar
Every Halloween, Mia ___ a witch costume. (wear)
wears
What do we call a person the police think may have committed a crime?
A suspect
This monster traditionally drinks blood.
Vampire
A dark shape made when something blocks light.
A shadow
On what date is Halloween celebrated?
31 October
Look! A ghost ___ behind the door! (stand)
is standing
What do we call information or objects that help prove what happened?
Evidence
This person changes into a wolf in many legends.
Werewolf
To speak extremely quietly.
Whisper
Before pumpkins became common, people in Ireland and Scotland often carved which vegetable?
Turnips
At 10 p.m. last night, we ___ for clues. (search)
were searching
What do we call someone who saw a crime happen?
A witness
Who actually created Frankenstein's monster?
Victor Frankenstein
The sound made when someone walks nearby.
Footsteps
What does the word Halloween come from?
All Hallows' Eve
Which is correct: I believe the vampire or I am believing the vampire?
I believe the vampire.
What verb means "to examine a crime or mystery carefully to discover the truth"?
Investigate
Stories about mummy curses became especially popular after whose tomb was discovered in 1922?
Tutankhamun
When a light repeatedly becomes brighter and darker or turns on and off quickly.
Flicker
Decode this using A=1, B=2, C=3: 7–8–15–19–20
GHOST
While the detective ___ the suspect, the lights suddenly ___. (question / go out)
was questioning / went out
Complete the phrasal verb: The detective wants to ___ ___ who stole the pumpkin.
find out
The history and folklore of the zombie is especially connected with which country?
Haiti
A verb meaning "to disappear suddenly."
Vanish
Bram Stoker published Dracula in what year: 1818, 1897 or 1922?
1897