Halloween Basics
Trick-or-Treating
Halloween Costumes
Jack-o'-Lanterns
Decorations & Fall Activities
100

What date is Halloween?

October 31

100

What do children say when they knock on a door?

Trick or treat!

100

What do people wear on Halloween?

Costumes

100

What do Americans carve for Halloween?

Pumpkins

100

Name ONE popular Halloween decoration.

Skeletons, ghosts, spiders, pumpkins

200

Is Halloween most popular with children or grandparents?

Children

200

What do children collect while trick-or-treating?

Candy

200

Name ONE scary Halloween costume.

Ghost, vampire, monster, etc.

200

What is a carved Halloween pumpkin called?

A jack-o'-lantern

200

Where do American families go to choose pumpkins?

Farms / pumpkin patches

300

Name TWO things Americans do on Halloween.

Wear costumes, decorate houses, etc.

300

Where do children walk when they go trick-or-treating?

Around their neighborhoods

300

Name TWO types of characters people dress as.

Monsters, movie characters, celebrities

300

What do families usually carve into their pumpkins?

Faces

300

What is a maze made from tall corn plants called?

A corn maze

400

Halloween has roots in traditions from which continent?

Europe

400

What do children usually wear when they go trick-or-treating?

Costumes

400
What was Gage-sensei dressed up as for halloween when he was little

Harry Potter

400

What do people put inside jack-o'-lanterns to make them glow?

Candles

400

Name TWO special effects some decorated houses have.

Lights, music,  decorations

500

Which TWO immigrant groups helped bring Halloween traditions to America?

Irish and Scottish immigrants

500

Describe THREE steps of trick-or-treating in the correct order.

Dress up, knock on doors, say “Trick or treat,” and collect candy

500

What kind of Halloween event do teenagers and adults often attend?

Costume parties

500

Where do Americans usually display their jack-o'-lanterns?

Outside their home

500

Name TWO popular activities at American farms during autumn

Corn mazes and hayrides