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History of Halloween
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A #history #Halloween Quiz! to see what students know.
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1
What's your favorite holiday?
Thanksgiving
Christmas
Halloween
Summer Vacation
2
The main colors for Halloween are?
Black & Yellow
Black & Orange
Orange & Yellow
Orange & Brown
3
Halloween means what in
Old English
?
Night of the Saints
Day of the Ghosts
Saints' evening
Evening of the Souls
4
During medieval times, "souling" meant beggars would go to people's door and do what?
Make a joke to get food.
Pray for dead relatives to get food.
Play a song to get food.
Sing to get food.
5
In 1,000 AD, the church named "All Souls' Day" to represent the dead. When was it?
November 1
November 3
November 2
October 31
6
The night before the Celts' New Year was called?
Halloween
All Hallows Eve
Samhain
The Day Before
7
What's the title of this famous cartoon show?
Where is the Great Pumpkin?
It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown
The Great Pumpkin!
Can't wait for Christmas
8
A long time ago young women believed they could see their future husband in mirrors. True or False?
True
False
9
The Celts left _____ outside their houses to make the spirits leave them alone.
food
scented candy
carved pumpkins
lit candles
10
The Celts, people who lived more than 2,000 years ago, celebrated the New Year when?
December 25
October 31
November 2
November 1
11
Halloween also
means
?
Dia de Los Muertos
Hello Whine!!
All Hallows Eve
All Saints' Year
12
Celts believed on the night of Oct. 31st, ghosts of the DEAD returned to Earth. True or False?
True
False
13
People in medieval times started carving what?
All of the above.
Pumpkins
Gourds
Turnips
14
What did kids ask for at the door when Halloween was first beginning?
Food & money
Candy & popcorn
Money & clothes
Popcorn & fruit
15
The Celts' New Year represented what?
Respecting people's dead relatives.
End of the harvest and start of Winter.
Start of Summer and end of Winter.
Freedom from Spanish rule.
