Halloween Themed Vocabulary! Question Preview (ID: 21629)

a) The spirit or shape of a dead person that some people believe walks around at night.

b) The opposite of toast.

c) The spirit or shade of a dead person that some people believe jumps up and down for fun.

d) The spirit or shade of a dead person that some people believe sings happy birthday at night.

a) An ugly and often funny imaginary creature.

b) An ugly and often evil imaginary creature.

c) An ugly and never evil imaginary creature.

d) An ugly and often evil non-imaginary creature.

a) A man believed to have magic powers who usually practices witchcraft.

b) A woman believed to have magic pudding who usually practices witchcraft.

c) A woman believed to have magic powers who usually practices witchcraft.

d) A woman believed to have magic powers who never practices witchcraft.

a) October 30th celebrated especially with wearing costumes and trick-or-treating.

b) October 29th celebrated especially with wearing costumes and trick-or-treating.

c) October 32nd celebrated especially with wearing costumes and trick-or-treating.

d) October 31st celebrated especially with wearing costumes and trick-or-treating.

a) The use of sorcery or magic.

b) The use of swords or magic.

c) The non-use of sorcery or magic.

d) The use of sorcery or magic pudding.

a) A woman who practices witchcraft.

b) A man who practices witchcraft.

c) A man who practices crafts.

d) A man who does not practice witchcraft.

a) A body of a an alive person believed to suck the blood.

b) A body of a sad person believed to suck the blood.

c) A body of a dead person believed to suck the blood.

d) A body of a dead clown believed to suck the blood.

a) A frog in folklore who is changed or is able to change into a wolf.

b) A person in folklore who is changed or is able to change into a wolf.

c) A person in folklore who is changed or is able to change into a wonton.

d) A person in folklore who is changed or is able to change into a frog.

a) A harmful spell.

b) A harmful spit.

c) A harmful spin.

d) A harmful sell.

a) A strange or frightening human or animal figure that sticks out from the roof of a couch, often serves as a water spout

b) A strange or frightening human or animal figure that sticks out from the roof of a building, often serves as a water spout

c) A strange or frightening human or animal figure that sticks out from the roof of a building, often serves as a soup spout

d) A strange or frightening human or animal figure that sticks out from the floor of a building, often serves as a water spout

a) The ghost figure of a woman who wails outside a house where there may be a birth; an Irish superstition.

b) The ghost figure of a woman who wails outside a hospital where there may be a death; an Irish superstition.

c) The ghost figure of a woman who wails outside a house where there may be a death; an Irish superstition.

d) The ghost figure of a woman who laughs outside a house where there may be a death; an Irish superstition.