1. Q: What kind of a party are they at?

A: They’re at a Halloween party.

2. Q: What are they dressed as?

A: They’re dressed as pumpkins.

or

A: They went us pumpkins.

3. Q: On Halloween, children knock on their neighbors’ doors and ask for something. What do they ask for?

A: They ask for candy.

4. Q: How do they ask for the candy?

A: They say, "trick or treat."

5. Q: On what day in October is Halloween?

A: It’s on the 31st.

or

A: It’s on October 31. (Use the ordinal number when pronouncing the date: thirty-first.)

*Thanks to my student Marzia for providing this great picture.

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