Helloween

Halloween is celebrated on:

• 30th of October

• 31st of October

• 1st of November

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Halloween origins relate to:

• an ancient Celtic festival.

• an ancient Baltic festival.

• an ancient Normandic.

Halloween involves (more than one option is correct):

• trick - or - treating

• carving jack - o - lanterns

• festive gatherings

• decorating a tree at home

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In trick or treating trick refers to:

• performing a mischief on homeowner's property

• giving a candy

• singing a song

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Adjectives to describe sth scary (more than one option is correct):

• bloodcurdling

• spooky

• bizarre

• dreadful

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Halloween keywords (more than one option is correct):

• gravestone

• carols

• ghoul

• creepy

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Halloween colours:

• red and black

• white and black

• orange and black

Laugh in a loud, harsh way (like sb evil in movies):

• giggle

• chuckle

• cackle

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Evil synonym:

• angry

• wicked

• decent

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Nowadays pumpkins are used for making spooky lanterns, in old times they also used:

• cabbages and beetroots

• potatoes and turnips

• tomatoes and carrots

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