Halloween
Día de los Muertos
Scary Things
Ognissanti
Grammar
100

This is the name of the Celtic festival that came before Halloween.

What is Samhain?

100

The holiday takes place on these dates.

What are November 1st and 2nd?

100

This is the fear of spiders.

What is arachnophobia?

100

Ognissanti is on this date.

What is November 1st?

100

“When I was a child, I ___ be afraid of the dark.”

What is “used to”?

200

Samhain marked the start of this season.

What is winter (the “darker half” of the year)?

200

These orange flowers are an important symbol.

What are marigolds?

200

This is the fear of public speaking.

What is glossophobia?

200

This is the English name for Ognissanti.

What is All Saints’ Day?

200

“I ___ never ___ (see) a ghost.”

What is “have never seen”?

300

The word “Halloween” comes from this phrase.

What is “All Hallows’ Eve”?

300

This is the name of the colorful cut-paper decorations.

What is papel picado?

300

This is the fear of the dark.

What is nyctophobia?

300

This is the name of the day on November 2nd, when Italians remember the dead.

What is Giorno dei Morti (All Souls’ Day)?

300

“If it rains tomorrow, I ___ (stay) home.”

What is “will stay”?

400

Before pumpkins, Irish families carved faces into these.

What are turnips?

400

This elegant skeleton is the best known symbol of the holiday.

Who is La Catrina?

400

These are the little bumps on your skin when you are scared.

What are goosebumps?

400

This flower is traditionally brought to cemeteries in Italy.

What are chrysanthemums?

400

“Ofrendas ___ decorated with marigolds.”

What is “are”?

500

People wore disguises at Samhain for this reason.

What is to avoid being recognized by spirits?

500

La Catrina reminds people of this.

What is that death comes for everyone, rich or poor?

500

A fear becomes a phobia when it is this strong.

What is when it affects your daily life?

500

The evening before All Saints’ Day gave Halloween its name. What was it called?

What is All Hallows’ Eve?

500

Make this passive: “Someone carved the pumpkin.”

What is “The pumpkin was carved”?