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Halloween Vocabulary Word List, With Definitions Here is a list of English words and phrases we use to talk about Halloween. When you have finished reading through the list, why not try some of the free online Halloween exercises on our site and test how much you know about the Halloween holiday! Click here for an easier picture vocabulary word list instead, if you find this activity too hard. All Hallows Eve - another name for Halloween. apparition - a transparent, ghostly figure. autumn - the season that comes after summer and before winter. bag - a container for candy (US English) or sweets (British English) given out at Halloween to children who dress up in costumes and go "trick or treating" around their local neighbourhood. banshee - an unhappy, wailing ghost which features in Irish and Scottish folklore. bat - a small flying mammal, with leathery wings. according to legend, vampires are said to be able to turn into bats. black - the darkest colour, and the colour of night. bloodcurdling - a chilling, scary sound.
Fun and Interesting Facts About Pumpkins - ESL Factfile Did You Know...? Pumpkins are gourds, and belong to the squash family. They are related to melons, and they are a fruit rather than a vegetable. Squashes are one of the world's oldest crops. Pumpkins have been cultivated for thousands of years in North and Central America, and they are one of the most popular crops in the United States today. Although pumpkins are native to Central America, they are grown in almost every part of the world. Pumpkins are full of vitamins, minerals, and other important nutrients. Pumpkins have around 500 seeds. The average pumpkin weighs between ten and twenty pounds, although the Atlantic Giant variety can weigh up to 600 pounds. Pumpkin festivals and contests are very popular in North America. Carving pumpkins to make decorated lanterns at Halloween is a poplular North American tradition that dates back to the nineteenth century. Pumpkins are an important part of the Thanksgiving holiday in North America and Canada.
ESL Reading - Read About Bonfire Night November 5th is Bonfire Night in the UK. Bonfire Night is also known as Guy Fawkes Night. People in the UK celebrate Bonfire Night because of the Gunpowder Plot. Bonfire Night is also celebrated in some other countries that used to be British colonies, such as New Zealand and parts of the Caribbean. On November 5th, 1605, Guy Fawkes and his friends tried to blow up the Houses of Parliament. Their plan was known as The Gunpowder Plot. Many people in the UK build bonfires for Bonfire Night. Because fireworks can be very dangerous, it is against the law in the UK to sell fireworks to children. Fireworks are fun, but it is important to use them safely so you don't get hurt!