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Part 1
1. Halloween is celebrated in ...
a) the USA
b) the UK
c) Canada
d) Estonia
2. Halloween is celebrated on ...
a) November 1
b) November 2
c) October 31
d) October
3. In a game "bobbing for apples" children try to catch apples with their ...
a) hands
b) head
c) mouth
d) legs
4. Apples ....
a) float in water.
b) hang from a string .
c) are in a bathtub.
d) in the tree.
5. Children cut out ...
a) brooms
b) witches
c) rats
d) hats
6. Food is made to look ...
a) weird
b) delicious
c) inedible
d) awful
7. Food is in shape of ...
a) a witch
b) a ghost
c) a spiderman
d) a bat
Part 2
For the Celts October 31 was the (1)___________ day of the year . People were afraid of (2)___________ and associated it with (3)___________ and evil (4)___________. The Celtic priests - called the (5)___________ - tried to scare away the (6)___________ of evil and (7)___________. They built huge (8)___________ for that.People wore (9)___________ costumes so that demons would do no (10)___________. Nowadays (11)___________ dress up to go trick -or-treating. If people will not supply a (12)___________, they may (13)___________ a trick on them - (14)___________ the windows , turn over (15)___________, stick (16)___________ into doorbells, (17)___________ jack-o'-lanterns.
bonfires children death death demons Druids dustbins frightening harm last pins play smash soap spirits treat winter
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3. siirup
5. nöör, pael
6. väljalõige
7. (vee) tünn
8. nõid
9. nahkhiir
10. kummitus, vaim
12. õngitsemine
15. ulpima
Down
1. kuju
2. veider, kummaline
4. tähistama
6. kinni püüdma, kätte saama
8. ilma
11. rippuma
13. kinniseotud silmadega
14. hinged
15. toit, söök
Matching – part 3
jack-o'-lantern
come from their graves
cut holes
ride on broomsticks with black cats
lighted candle
hollowed-out turnip or pumpkin
ghosts
make eyes , nose and mouth
witches
return to earth on Halloween
spirits
bats, black cats, devils , ghosts, owls, witches, skeletons
symbols
to scare away evil spirits
Across
1. uskusid
3. luuavarred
4. üldine
7. kest, koor
9. küünal
10. augud
11. maa(kera)
16. skelett , luustik
18. uskumus
Down
2. asemel
4. hauad
5. kummitus
6. hirmutama
8. süüdatud
12. naasma, tagasi pöörduma
13. seest õõnestama
14. kõrvits
15. öökull
17. naeris , kaalikas
----------Võti----------
Part 2
For the Celts October 31 was the last day of the year. People were afraid of winter and associated it with death and evil spirits. The Celtic priests - called the Druids - tried to scare away the demons of evil and death. They built huge bonfires for that.People wore frightening costumes so
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