References and Further Reading:Provide a list of sources and recommended readings for readers who want to delve deeper into the history and cultural significance of Halloween.

Read the following passage and choose the correct answer to each of the questions.THE HALLOWEENIn the USA, Halloween is a popular festival. It’s on 31st October, and adults and teenagers often go to costume parties. The theme of these parties is usually horror or the supernatural. Restaurants and clubs often have special events too: they prepare food and drink with a Halloween theme, show horror films or invite gothic rock bands to play.Children often go trick or treating. They wear scary costumes and visit friends and neighbours asking for sweets and chocolate. They also make Halloween lanterns with candles inside and they play traditional games. The festival comes just after the apple harvest, so the games often use apples.There are a lot of different beliefs about Halloween. For example, some people think that the candle in a Halloween lantern keeps evil away, if the candle goes out suddenly, a spirit is in the room. And if 31st October is your birthday, that means you can see and talk to spirits!Question 26. What is the theme of the Halloween parties in the USA?A.Horror or the supernaturalB.Science fictionC.Cartoons and comicsD.Famous peopleQuestion 27. What do children often make at Halloween?A.LanternsB.ChocolateC.ToysD.SweetsQuestion 28. Why are apples often used in the games at Halloween?A.There are no other types of fruit during the festival.B.The apples are very cheap during the festival.C.American people like eating apples at the festival.D.The apple harvest comes just before the festival.Question 29. If you had been born on Halloween, what would you be able to do?A.Talk to spiritsB.Keep evil spirits awayC.See and speak with spiritsD.See ghostsQuestion 30. Which of the following statements is TRUE about Halloween in the USA?A.Restaurants and clubs often have special events.B.There aren’t many beliefs about Halloween.C.Only teenagers go to costume parties.D.Children visit friends and neighbours asking for money.

As the chill of October creeps in and the moon rises high, we're thrilled to announce our spine-tingling Halloween Story Writing Event! This is your chance to unleash your creativity and craft eerie tales that will send shivers down spines and summon the spirits of All Hallows' Eve!

What do you know about the novel, Frankenstein? How has the novel and its many connotations been adapted into American culture?For example: movies, Halloween masks, children’s books?

Which anthropological perspectives explain the tradition of German Christmas pickles becoming popular in the United States? Group of answer choices Unilineal Evolutionism Symbolic Interactionism Historical Particularsm Cultural Materialism

For this assignment you will be researching the origins of ceremonial rituals associated with customary celebrations - such as weddings, holidays, and funerals.1. First discuss how this ritual is practiced through our own lens ( a celebration you personally celebrate- how do you celebrate it, what are it's origins, etc)2. Next see how that same celebration is celebrated through a different culture .3. Compare the two4. Add pictures for fun. Must be  3 paragraph's in length