Презентация на тему Хэллоуин

October 31. The name “Halloween” comes from “All Hallows

Eve,” or the day before All Saints Day, a traditional holy day for Christians.

were able to come back to life to harm

people and crops in the physical world. People tried to appease the restless spirits on Halloween, and these practices led to many of today's Halloween traditions. For example, people used to wear costumes of monsters, ghosts, and devils to scare away the harmful spirits.

They go from house to house in their neighborhoods

and ask for treats such as candies and snacks by saying, “Trick or treat!” According to tradition, if no treat is given, they can play a trick on the homeowners.

Halloween are seen today as the Jack-o'-lanterns that people

create by carving scary faces on pumpkins. Homeowners place Jack-o'-lanterns in front of their houses to scare evil spirits and to welcome trick-or-treaters. 

and friends .Parties and other events may be planned

on October 31 or in the weekends before and after this date. Adults may celebrate by watching horror films, holding costume parties or creating haunted houses or graveyards.