Share Scotland Halloween Prefixes pt.2
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In the article it says it is unusual today to give kids money on Halloween. What does unusual mean?
not usual
I am going to retell the joke from the article. What does retell mean?
tell again
In the article it talked about how the website preserves Scotland’s history. What does preserve mean?
to keep something
Some people give trick-or-treaters non-food items. What does non-food mean? What was a non-food item that was given?
not food
When Halloween was cold the smell of burning coal could be overwhelming. What does overwhelming mean?
too much
To bob/dook for apples they would be peeled and submerged in water. What does submerge mean?
to go under
To collect memories of Halloween people were interviewed. What does interview mean?
a meeting between people where they ask questions
If someone was anti-Halloween, what would that mean?
against Halloween; does not like it
Halloween in Scotland is semilike how we celebrate it in America. What does semilike mean?
half-like something
I could foresee people deciding to give money rather than candy at Halloween. What does foresee mean?
imagine; predict
Some kids may put on extraordinary performances to get a treat. What does extraordinary mean?
special
Traditionally people carved turnips at Halloween but they were ineffective as a lantern. What does ineffective mean?
not effective
It would be illogical if people handed out dollars to every trick-or-treater. What does illogical mean?
without logic/doesn't make sense
It was impossible for most kids in Scotland to bite a scone without getting the treacle all over their face. What does impossible mean?
not possible
