Title: Categoria per defecte en English2
Course: English 2nd ESO

La categoria per defecte per a preguntes compartides en el context 'English2'

Q: Is Halloween only celebrated in the USA?
- No, it isn't.
- Yes, it is.
- Yes, is celebrated in America.
- No, only in North America.
A: No, it isn't.

Q: When is Halloween celebrated?
- At 31st October.
- On 31st October.
- 31 October.
- In 31th October.
A: On 31st October.

Q: When do Halloween's origins date from?
- Over 1,000 years ago.
- Over a hundred years ago.
- Over two thousand years ago
- Over 200 years ago.
A: Over two thousand years ago

Q: At that time November 1st was ...
- Halloween.
- the day after Halloween.
- New Year's day.
- the day after New Year.
A: New Year's day.

Q: When did the Christian church name November1st All Saints Day?  (short answer)
A: More than a thousand years ago. / more than a thousand years ago / More than a thousand years ago

Q: What name did the night before All Hallows receive?  (short answer)  (respect capital letters)
A: Hallows Eve

Q: What did the Europeans think of October 31st?
A: That the spirits of the dead would visit the earth. / that the spirits of the dead would visit the earth / That the spirits of the dead would visit the earth / That the spirits of the dead would visit the earth on Halloween / That the spirits of the dead would visit the earth on Halloween.

Q: Why did people dress like ghosts or other evil creatures?
- Because they thought it was scary.
- Because they thought that the spirits would think they were dead. (would think: pensarien)
- Because they thought they were ghosts.
- Because they wanted to play trick or treat.
A: Because they thought that the spirits would think they were dead. (would think: pensarien)

Q: Who brought the tradition of Halloween to America?
A: The immigrating europeans. / The immigrating Europeans. / the immigrating europeans / the immigrating Europeans. / the immigrating Europeans

Q: Is Halloween a religious holiday nowadays? (short answer: three words)
A: No, it isn't. / no, it isn't. / No, it isn't / No, it is not. / no, it isn't / no, it is not