What Halloween tradition involves children visiting homes for sweets? A. Trick-or-treating B. Guising C. Cosplay D. Flash mobs

What has made Halloween especially popular in Japan? A. Pumpkin carving B. Costumes and cosplay C. Traditional music D. Fireworks

7. Why did the police stop the Yamanote Halloween Train? A. It was unsafe and unauthorized B. People didn’t like it C. There was a power failure D. The train company wanted to charge money

What kind of scenes do “Jimi Halloween” costumes represent? A. Ordinary daily moments B. Monsters and ghosts C. TV characters D. Futuristic robots

4. What kind of people first organized Halloween events in Tokyo? A. Local schoolchildren B. Foreign residents and friends C. Business owners D. Politicians

After the train parties ended, where did people start celebrating Halloween? A. In parks B. In Shibuya and Shinjuku streets C. In their homes D. At karaoke bars

What were the earliest Halloween costumes based on? A. Famous people B. Ghosts and folklore figures C. Cartoons D. Mythical animals

11. How many people died in the Itaewon disaster? A. Around 50 B. About 100 C. About 150 D. Over 300

What does the phrase “up your street” mean? A. The kind of thing you enjoy B. Very expensive C. Too far away D. Something you dislike

What does “Jimi” mean in Japanese Halloween fashion? A. Flashy B. Mundane or lowkey C. Scary D. Funny

2. In which country did Halloween become a big, modern celebration first? A. Ireland B. Japan C. The United States D. South Korea

What does “cosplay” stand for? A. Costume playing B. Colorful sports play C. Comic-style performance D. Costume party

5. What was the Yamanote Halloween Train? A. A children’s attraction B. A metro train party C. A restaurant car D. A movie