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Halloween is a holiday celebrated on the last day of October, when Christians believe that the spirits of the dead return to where they lived. To celebrate, children and adults dress in scary costumes (ghosts, witches, etc.) and children go from house to house saying "Trick or treat"
Halloween is a holiday celebrated on the last day of October, when Christians believe that the spirits of the dead return to where they lived. To celebrate, children and adults dress in scary costumes (ghosts, witches, etc.) and children go from house to house saying "Trick or treat"
Halloween is a holiday celebrated on the last day of October, when Christians believe that the spirits of the dead return to where they lived. To celebrate, children and adults dress in scary costumes (ghosts, witches, etc.) and children go from house to house saying "Trick or treat"
Halloween is a holiday celebrated on October 31st, the last day of October, when Christians believe that the spirits of the dead return to where they lived, and witches and demons become active. To celebrate, children and adults dress in scary costumes (ghosts, witches, etc.) and children go from house to house saying "Trick or Treat" which means: "Give us a snack (sweets or candy) or we'll play a trick on you." Halloween is celebrated in Ireland, and Irish immigrants brought Halloween to other countries, mostly the United Kingdom (UK), Canada, and the United States of America (USA).
Halloween Vocabulary bat Small mouse-like animal that flies at night
carve To cut with a large knife in order to form something, for example a scary face on a pumpkin bobbing for apples A traditional Halloween game: apples are put in a barrel of water and people try to remove them using only their mouths. broomstick Used for sweeping the floor or for flying. costume Scary clothing or disguises worn at Halloween costume party A party or gathering where everyone dresses in scary costumes ghost Spirit of a dead person. At Halloween, ghosts are usually dressed in white sheets. ghoul (in stories) a spirit that robs graves and eats the bodies goblin Small ugly creature that plays tricks on people. fly Travel in the sky. haunted Inhabited or visited by ghosts, usually a house or a castle. jack-o-lantern Scary faces are carved out of pumpkins and candles are placed inside. These are called "jack-o-lanterns" and are made at Halloween to scare away evil spirits. mask Covering for the face worn as a disguise. nightmare A bad dream. pumpkin Large round orange-coloured vegetable used at Halloween to make lanterns. scarecrow Figure resembling a person which is used to scare people at Halloween. (Scarecrows are normally used in fields to frighten away birds (crows). scary Frightening skeleton The bones of the body skull The bones of the head spider Small crab-like insect with 8 legs. warlock A sorcerer or wizard; a man with magic, usually evil, powers. witch An ugly woman, wearing a black cloak and pointed hat, thought to have evil powers.