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Some people believe that seeing a ___ on Halloween is a sign that a loved one is watching over them.
Spider
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In ___, it was believed that if a young person looked in a mirror they would see the face of their future spouse.
Scotland
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Halloween has its origins in the___ festival of Samhain.
Celtic
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In Mexico, many people dress up as âĶ for the Day of the Dead.
skeletons
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Jack-o'-lanterns were originally carved from___.
Turnips
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Halloween is the second-highest grossing commercial holiday after ____.
Christmas. Halloween is the second biggest commercial holiday in the U.S.
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The fear of Halloween is known as___.
Samhainophobia
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In some parts of England, it was believed that if you saw a ___ on Halloween, it was a sign of bad luck.
Robin
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For the ancient Celts, the Samhain festival marked âĶ
the end of summer.
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lifesaver
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seesaw
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gift
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banana
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The___ brought the tradition of carving pumpkins to America.
Irish
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baam
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rocket
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gift
Win 5 points!
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banana
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The Village Halloween Parade in ___ is the largest in the United States.
New York City
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For the ancient Celts, winter was âĶ
a time when life became harder.
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In early America, at this time of year, Native Americans celebrated âĶ
the harvest.
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heart
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seesaw
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gift
Win 20 points!
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baam
Lose 25 points!
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