Vocabulary
Grammar and Writing
Name the Punctuation
Halloween
Other Fall Holidays
100

Definition: convincing (adj), convince (v) - give either the adjective or verb

persuasive (adj), persuade (v)

100

What is the part of speech for a person, place, thing, or idea, like "friend, school, love"?

Noun

100

Yes.

period

100

What do children say to get candy from neighbors?

Trick or treat!

100

What holiday is celebrated the 4th Thursday in November?

Thanksgiving

200
Definition: things that are said by something (like a salesman) to make someone want to buy something
pitch
200

What is the part of speech for an action, like "run" or "work"?

Verb

200

Hello, friend

comma

200

What is this called?

Jack-o-lantern

200

What holiday is celebrated in Mexico on November 1-2?

Dia de los Muertos/Day of the Dead

300

Definition: the way something is built, arranged, or organized

structure

300

What is a transition word or phrase for adding information in your writing?

Also, In addition, Moreover, Furthermore, Additionally, etc.

300

"Hi"

quotation marks

300

What "spooky" animal sleeps hanging upside down?

A bat

300

What large Asian country celebrates the mid-Autumn festival with moon cakes and lanterns?

China

400

Definition: to try to find out the facts about something or the cause of something

investigate

400

What is a transition word or phrase for ending your writing?

In conclusion, Ultimately, Finally, etc.

400

Michael's sister

apostrophe

400

According to the National Retail Federation, which Marvel superhero was the most popular Halloween costume for kids in 2025?

Spiderman

400

What is the name of the Festival of Lights holiday celebrated by Hindus and other religions of India?

Diwali or Dipavali

500

Definition: enough

sufficient

500

What does a complete sentence need? (2 things)

A subject and a predicate (verb)

500

(Thanks)

parentheses

500

In which English-speaking countries did Halloween begin? (Two choices, give one)

Ireland and Scotland

500

What is the holiday on November 11 every year?

Veterans Day (or Armistice Day - end of WWI)

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