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Halloween Special 15/16

Halloween Special 15/16. Warm-up. TONGUE TWISTERS: As one black bug bled black blood, the other bug bled blue. "Which witch wished which wicked wish?". 3) A fly and a flea in a flue Were imprisoned. So what could they do? ‘Let us flee,’ said the fly. ‘Let us fly,’ said the flea.

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Halloween Special 15/16

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  1. Halloween Special15/16

  2. Warm-up TONGUE TWISTERS: • As one black bug bled black blood, the other bug bled blue. • "Which witch wished which wicked wish?"

  3. 3) A fly and a flea in a flue Were imprisoned. So what could they do? ‘Let us flee,’ said the fly. ‘Let us fly,’ said the flea. So they flew through a flaw in the flue.

  4. Q1 • The name ‘Halloween’ means: 15: The evening before All Saint’s Day 16: The morning before All Saint’s Day

  5. Answer: 15 • ‘Halloween’ actually comes from ‘All Hallow Even’, the evening before All Saints’ Day.

  6. Q2 • Halloween originated in: • 15: America • 16: Europe

  7. Answer: 16 • Halloween originated in Europe, especially in Ireland, Britain and France, and then spread to America. Halloween spread to other countries as part of the American culture.

  8. Q3 The above is called: 15: John-o’-lantern 16: Jack-o’-lantern

  9. Answer: 16 • Jack-o’-lantern

  10. Q4 • What do pumpkins and scarecrows, both symbols of Halloween, have in common? • 15: They are yellowish and share the same colour • 16: They are both related to autumn

  11. Answer: 16 • Pumpkins and scarecrows are both related to autumn – after all, Halloween is an autumn festival.

  12. Q5 • Another name for trick-or-treating is: • 15: guising • 16: miming

  13. Answer: 15 • Guising – the root of the word ‘disguise’

  14. Q6 • In Quebec, Canada, instead of saying ‘trick-or-treat’, children say: • 15: Charity, please • 16: Help the kids please

  15. Answer: 15 • Charity, please (La charité s'il-vous-plait)

  16. Q7 • The colour purple stands for: • 15: dried blood • 16: the supernatural

  17. Answer: 16 • The supernatural

  18. Q8 • Which cat is unlucky? • 15: white • 16: black

  19. Answer: 16 • Black

  20. Q9 • Who wrote the definitive vampire novel? • 15: Bram Stoker • 16: Robert Louis Stevenson

  21. Answer: 15 • Bram Stoker wrote Dracula, while the other wrote The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.

  22. Q10 • What is the name of the scientist in Frankenstein? • 15: Victor Frankenstein • 16: Hugo Frankenstein

  23. Answer: 15 • Victor Frankenstein – Frankenstein is NOT the name of his creation.

  24. Q11 • The ‘were’ in werewolf means: • 15: man • 16: transformation

  25. Answer: 15 • Man

  26. Q12 • Another name of werewolf is: • 15: wolfsbane • 16: lycanthrope

  27. Answer: 16 Lycanthrope

  28. Q13 • What kind of symbol is ‘bat’ in Chinese culture? • 15: longevity and happiness • 16: sickness and disaster

  29. Answer: 15: longevity and happiness – due to the pronunciation of the term ‘bat’ in Chinese

  30. Q14 • The Invisible Man was written by which famous author? • 15: Mary Shelley • 16: H.G. Wells

  31. Answer: 16 • Mary Shelley is the author of Frankenstein, and H.G. Wells is a very famous science fiction author.

  32. Q15 • What is the name of the friendly ghost that stays in a haunted house? • 15: Casper • 16: Casey

  33. Answer: 15 Casper

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  35. (1) 1 Candy (2) 1 Candy (3) 2 Candies (4) 3 Candies (6) 1 Candy (5) Grand prize

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