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Vocabulary Practice: Halloween (2)
1.Another word for Halloween is All 's Eve.

Harrow
Yarrow
Hallow
Hello
2.Count Dracula is a long-time symbol of Halloween.
Legends say that he comes from and only awakes
at midnight or when there is a full moon.

Transylvania
Philadelphia
Tokyo
Kelowna
3.Another word for ghost and ghoul is .

reaper
scarecrow
warrior
goblin
4.Were are another long-standing symbol of
Halloween. Legendary tales claim that this a man who
turns into a vicious, wild, canine on full moons.

cats
tigers
lions
wolves
5.In the fall, people often see standing in agricultural

fields. Although, they are not scary and are only meant to
scare away crows, they are another symbol of Halloween
and people will decorate their homes with them in order to
denote the holiday.

mummies
saviors
witches
scarecrows
6.When people decorate their homes on Halloween, they
often hang artificial spider from their ceilings and
rafters. They do this so that the houses look like old, scary
homes in order to celebrate the spooky holiday.

webs
spins
feet
circles
7.On Halloween, some people will dress up and wear
on their faces. This is a face cover-type disguise
that conceals a person's identity.

books
capes
brooms
masks
8.Witch and costumes are popular on Halloween.
The latter costume symbolizes the walking dead. In other
words, those who have come back from the dead and are
walking around scaring people are called this in movies

and folklore.

zombie
masquerade
prince
angel
9.Some people watch movies on Halloween. These
are dark, scary and often violent movies that are meant to
scare people.

fairy tale
dramatic
comedic
horror
10.Some people also wear theatrical and scary on
their faces in order to complete a costume idea. These are
cosmetic products that are applied to the face.

veils
eggs
dips
makeup