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What are the most common Halloween colors?
Orange, purple and black.
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Name a Halloween tradition.
Trick or treat, dress up and decorate home.
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Halloween is celebrated more than 3000 years ago. True or false?
True.
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What day is after Halloween?
All Saints' Day
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What was the myth of the Halloween day?
That day the dead rose up and took over the bodies of the living. For this reason, costumes were used.
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It is believed that Halloween was invented by a tribe that resided in Ireland and northern France. What is this tribe called?
Celtic.
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What is the food that the womans in the Celtic tribe made?
Soul Cake.
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Give 3 examples of house decorations.
Witches, skulls, mummies, vampires, ghosts, and many others,
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Witch's Day exist. True or false?
True. Witch's Day is another name for Halloween.
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What food was used in the Jack o' Lantern before the pumpkin?
Turnip.
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All Saints' Day was celebrated what day? (before November 1st)
May 13rd
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During the Middle Ages, there was a change on the host of the festival. Who coordinated after the tribe?
The church.
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In what century did the irish immigrants brought Halloween to the USA?
In the 19th Century.
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What is the festival that the tribe that created Halloween celebrate, and what is its duration?
Samhain. 3 days.
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To make a Jack o' Lantern, you need a new pumpkin. True or false?
False.
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"Halloween" is an abbreviation of what expression?
All Hallows' Eve.
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The expression Trick or Treat is used a lot on Halloween. What country did it originate in?
Ireland.
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A common Halloween act is to decorate a pumpkin with a mouth and eyes and a lantern inside. How was this pumpkin known?
Jack o' Lantern.
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