BRITISH Halloween | How We Celebrate In The UK | English Traditions

The video explores Halloween's origins as the Celtic festival of Samhain, its transformation into All Hallows Eve by Christians, and its commercialization, particularly in America. Initially, the UK was more focused on Bonfire Night, but Halloween has gained popularity, especially among families with children. Modern UK celebrations include decorating homes, themed events, and trick-or-treating, where children dress up and collect sweets. Those not participating often avoid trick-or-treaters by turning off lights.

What was the original purpose of the Samhain festival?

• To celebrate the harvest season

• To mark the beginning of winter

• To scare away ghosts and spirits

• To honor the Celtic gods

How did Halloween become popular in the UK?

• As a replacement for Bonfire Night

• Due to its religious significance

• Through American influence and commercialization

• Because of its historical roots in the UK

What is Bonfire Night, and when is it celebrated?

• A winter holiday in December

• A summer solstice event

• A celebration on November 5th

• A festival on October 31st

What is a common activity for children during Halloween in the UK?

• Going trick-or-treating

• Singing carols

• Lighting fireworks

• Attending a bonfire

How do some people avoid participating in Halloween festivities?

• By attending a different festival

• By turning off their lights and ignoring the doorbell

• By going on vacation

• By hosting a private party