Halloween
Día de los Muertos
Scary Things
Ognissanti
Grammar
100

Halloween started in this country.

What is Ireland?

100

This holiday is in this country.

What is Mexico?

100

This is the fear of spiders.

What is arachnophobia?

100

Ognissanti is on this date.

What is November 1st?

100

This is the past simple of “go.”

What is “went”?

200

The Celtic festival was called this.

What is Samhain?

200

This is the name of the altar.

What is an ofrenda?

200

This is the fear of heights.

What is acrophobia?

200

In English, Ognissanti is called this.

What is All Saints’ Day?

200

“She ___ (not like) scary films.” (past)

What is “didn’t like”?

300

Long ago, people carved faces into this vegetable.

What is a turnip?

300

These orange flowers help the spirits find their way.

What are marigolds?

300

This is the fear of small spaces.

What is claustrophobia?

300

On November 2nd, Italians remember these people

Who are the dead (Giorno dei Morti)?

300

This is the comparative of “scary.”

What is “scarier”?

400

The Celts wore these to hide from spirits.

What are disguises (costumes)?

400

The holiday is on these two dates.

What are November 1st and 2nd?

400

This word describes a very strong fear that affects daily life.

What is a phobia?

400

Many Italians visit this place on these days.

What is a cemetery?

400

“Samhain was ___ November 1st.”

What is “on”?

500

Irish families found this bigger vegetable in America.

What is a pumpkin?

500

This sweet bread is made for the holiday.

What is pan de muerto?

500

People like feeling a little scared in October because they know they are this.

What is safe?

500

These flowers are traditional in Italy at this time.

What are chrysanthemums (crisantemi)?

500

“Is there ___ bread on the altar?”

What is “any”?