Halloween Phrasal Verbs and Vocabulary

What does the phrasal verb 'dress up' mean in the context of Halloween?

• To wear a costume or disguise

• To wear athletic clothing

• To wear formal attire

• To wear pajamas

What does the phrasal verb 'hand out' mean in the context of Halloween?

• To distribute treats or candies to trick-or-treaters.

• To exchange treats or candies with other trick-or-treaters.

• To hide treats or candies for trick-or-treaters to find.

• To collect treats or candies from trick-or-treaters.

What does the phrasal verb 'turn into' mean in the context of Halloween?

• transform or change into something else

• shift into something else

• evolve into another form

• become a different thing

What does the phrasal verb 'set up' mean in the context of Halloween?

• To clean up after Halloween

• To arrange or prepare something for Halloween

• To dress up in a Halloween costume

• To take down Halloween decorations

What does the phrasal verb 'take off' mean in the context of Halloween?

• To celebrate Halloween

• To remove a costume or disguise

• To go trick-or-treating

• To put on a costume or disguise

What does the phrasal verb 'light up' mean in the context of Halloween?

• Perform a magic trick

• Start a bonfire

• Illuminate or decorate with lights

• Scare away evil spirits

What does the phrasal verb 'come up with' mean in the context of Halloween?

• To attend a Halloween party and dance to spooky music.

• To carve pumpkins and decorate them with spooky faces.

• To dress up in a scary costume and go trick-or-treating.

• To think of or produce an idea, plan, or solution.

What does the phrasal verb 'show up' mean in the context of Halloween?

• To arrive or appear at a Halloween event or party

• To organize a Halloween event or party

• To dress up in a Halloween costume

• To leave or exit a Halloween event or party

What does the phrasal verb 'scare away' mean in the context of Halloween?

• To attract or invite someone or something to come closer.

• To play a prank or trick on someone or something.

• To celebrate or honor someone or something.

• To frighten or intimidate someone or something so that they leave or run away.

What does the phrasal verb 'put on' mean in the context of Halloween?

• to take off a costume or disguise

• to buy a costume or disguise

• to hide a costume or disguise

• to wear or dress up in a costume or disguise