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The origins of Halloween
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Talking about Halloween costumes, how much do Americans spend yearly?
Less than $2.5 billion
Less than $6 billion
Up to $2.5 billion
More than $6 billion
2
In the XIX century, Scottish and Irish revived traditions in America, giving way to:
Trick-or-treating
Guising
Souling
Christmas
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Name of the Celtic celebration occurring on October 31st
All Hallows' Eve
Christmas
Samhain
All Saints' Day
4
Decade in which Halloween becomes more family-friendly and kid-centered in America:
1980's
1950's
1850's
1940's
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In business, it is the most prominent holiday after Christmas.
The Day of the Dead
Thanksgiving
Halloween
Saint Valentine's Day
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Concerning Halloween, how much do Americans spend in candy each year?
Less than $2.5 billion
Less than $6 billion
Up to $2 billion
Up to $6 billion
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Trick-or-treating, souling and guising are traditions that come from:
Present Norh America
Medieval Britain
Victorian England
Present Britain
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Why did Celtic people disguise themselves when going out home?
Because they really enjoyed it.
To seem seriously celebrating Halloween.
To be mistaken as fellow ghosts.
No way, they did not disguise in those times!
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Samhain was transformed by the Christian Church into:
All Saints' Day
Triangle nd circle are correct
All Hallows
Halloween
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Disguised people asked for money, food or drinks, in return of singing, poetry or telling jokes
Souling
Guising
Costume's party
Trick-or-treating
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The dead were thought to return as ghosts on October 31st. How did Christians name this day?
The Evening of Ghosts
Lemuria
The Day of the Dead
All Hallow's Eve
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The poor begged for soul cakes in return for prayers for people's dead relatives during:
May 13, Lemuria
October 31, All Hallows' Eve
November 2, All Souls' Day
November 1, Samhain (souling)
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European tribe that gave origin to pagan celebrations related to what we now know as Halloween.
Chistian
Slavic
Vikings
Celtic