Halloween is a celebration that happens on the 31st of October. It originally came from a Christian religious day. The 1st of November is All Saints Day, so Halloween is the eve or night before this. Nowadays it is mainly just an excuse for people to have fun.

The holiday was mainly celebrated in America and from there has spread to many other countries. It is meant to be the day, and mainly the night, when monsters come out of hiding. This means that people associate scary and frightening things with Halloween.

There are three main traditions linked to Halloween. The first is carving pumpkins, the second is decorating your house and the third is trick-or-treating.

Question 29:  What is the passage mainly about?

   A. The origin of Halloween                                        B. How to celebrate Halloween

   C. Traditions of Halloween                                        D. A holiday

Question 30:  _________ is one of the three traditions linked to Halloween.

   A. Carving pumpkins                                                 B. Making scary and frightening things      

   C. Having fun                                                            D. Decorating the streets

Question 31:  The word “eve” in paragraph 1 probably means _______.

   A. day                               B. night                             C. noon                             D. morning

Question 32:  Which of the following is NOT true according to the passage?

   A. People celebrate Halloween on the 31st of October.

   B. People associate scary and frightening things with Halloween.

   C. People celebrate Halloween only in America.      

  D. People have fun at Halloween.
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