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Halloween
100
It's the idiom that means "leave me alone".
What is give me a break?
100
It is the meaning of "what's up"?
What is "what's happening"?
100
It is what you tell someone when you want them to relax.
What is chill out?
100
It is the name of your Korean writing teacher.
What is Elle?
100
It's what you say when you knock on someone's door and want candy.
What is trick or treat?
200
It's the idiom that means "I'm just joking with you".
What is I'm just messing with you?
200
It is the meaning of "send someone off".
What is say goodbye to someone?
200
It is a way of asking someone what's happening.
What is what's up?
200
It is the country Heather is from.
What is Canada?
200
It is the kind of monster that sleeps during the day and drinks blood.
What is a vampire?
300
It's the idiom that means "relax".
What is chill out?
300
It is the meaning of "seriously".
What is "I'm not joking" or "it's true"?
300
It is a way of saying you are available or have time to spend with someone.
What is "free"?
300
It is the number of foreign speaking teachers at Wesley.
What is six?
300
It is a big, round, orange vegetable that people carve a face into for Halloween.
What is a pumpkin?
400
It's the idiom that means "to disappear".
What is fall off the face of the Earth?
400
It is the meaning of "get out of here".
What is "you're joking" or "I don't believe you"?
400
It is another way of saying "leaving".
What is "taking off"?
400
It is the month of Christmas.
What is December?
400
It is the date of Halloween.
What is October 31st?
500
It's the idiom that means "you have no idea".
What is you haven't got a clue?
500
It is the meaning of "throw a party".
What is have a party?
500
It is a way of saying you don't believe what someone tells you.
What is get out of here?
500
Name three countries where the main language spoken is English.
What are Canada, the United States, the UK, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, or Ireland?
500
It is what you wear out trick or treating.
What is a costume?