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Halloween (Vocabulary)

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  • It is sweet, sugary treats that come in various shapes, sizes, and flavors. People often enjoy these as a special treat, especially during holidays like Halloween (C____)
    Candy
  • A dangerous substance that can make people or animals very sick or even cause death if they consume or touch it.  (P______)
    Poison
  • A fun Halloween tradition where children dress up in costumes and go door-to-door, asking for candy by saying "T____ _r T_____"
    Trick or treat
  • A figure made of old clothes and stuffed with straw or other materials. It is placed in fields to scare away birds from eating crops. (S_____c___)
    Scarecrow
  • A special outfit that people wear on Halloween to look like a different character or creature. (C______)
    Costume
  • A preserved human or animal body that has been wrapped in cloth or bandages. (M_____)
    Mummy
  • A mythical creature that is said to drink the blood of the living to sustain itself. (V_______)
    Vampire
  • A spooky, often transparent, and invisible spirit of a person who has passed away. (G_____)
    Ghost
  • Performer who wears colorful and often funny costumes, in stories or movies to be scary, adding a spooky element to them. (C______)
    Clown
  • A flying mammal with wings that are elongated webbed structures. (B__)
    Bat
  • A stick-shaped object made of wax with a wick in the center. It is typically lit to produce light or a flame. (C______)
    Candle
  • A spooky, old building in stories that is believed to be filled with ghosts and other scary creatures. (H_____ H____)
    Haunted house
  • The framework of bones inside a person or animal's body. During Halloween, people often use a model of this inside their homes for a spooky effect. (S_______)
    Skeleton
  • Sometimes associated with witches, who are believed to fly on them, adding to the mystical and Halloween-themed imagery. (B______)
    Broom
  • The hard parts inside our bodies that provide structure and support, sometimes be used to create skeletons or other eerie decorations.  (B____)
    Bones
  • It's a round, orange vegetable often used for carving during Halloween. You can also make delicious pies and soups with it. (P_______)
    Pumpkin
  • A large, round cooking pot, often made of metal, that is used for boiling or cooking. In stories, it is sometimes associated with witches and potion-making, adding to its mysterious and magical reputation.  (C________)
    Cauldron
  • A woman who is believed to have magical powers and who uses them to harm or help other people. (W______)
    Witch
  • Eight-legged creature that can spin webs to catch insects.they are a common Halloween decoration and symbol of the holiday's spookiness. (S_____)
    Spider
  • A style of hat worn by witches in popular culture depictions. (W____ H__ )
    Witch Hat
  • A mythical creature that is part human and part wolf. (W____W___)
    Werewolf
  • A magical person in stories who can perform spells and create magic. (W______)
    Wizard
  • An animal symbol of good luck and bad luck. (B_____ C__ )
    Black Cat
  • A creature from horror stories that looks like a sleepy person and moves very slowly. (Z______)
    Zombie
  • A stone marker placed at a person's grave. It typically has the person's name, birth and death dates. (T____s___)
    Tombstone
  • This is a carved pumpkin with a spooky face, often lit from within by a candle. People make these to decorate their homes during Halloween, and they are said to ward off evil spirits. (J ___ -o- L____)
    Jack-o’-lantern