MW N- > a z o — a GS = Ll o NN 2 o =CONTENTS PARAGRAPH STUDIES (2) PAGE TEST YOURSELF ..essccsescsesttcersente 22 TEST YOUR GRAMMAR TEST YOUR VOCABULARY. .-cscsccsssessstsrsstnsneevnvinsene 5S ‘TEST YOUR PREPOSITIONS ...TEST YOURSELF Halloween celebrations today reflect many of the early customs. Stores and homes display orange and black figures of witches, bats, black eats and pumpkins. People dressed in fanciful outlits go to costume parties, where old-fashioned games like bobbing | for apples in tubs of water may be a part of the festivities. Children put on costumes and masks and go from house to house demanding “trick or treat". The treat, usually candy, 4s generally given and the trick rarely played. Some parents feel this custom is dangerous. There have been numerous instances in which sharp objects or poisons have been found in candy bars and apples. To provide an alternative to begging for candy from strangers. many communities schedule special, supervised parties and events at Halloween. 1- It is clearly stated in the passage that, nowadays, mischief by children on Halloween w+ A) is only carried out towards strangers B) often involves sharp objects ©) is as common as it has traditionally been D) {s a lot more common than before £) is not often carried out 2- It is mentioned in the passage that community Halloween events A) haven't had the support of many parents B) have been organised for centuries ©) have resulted from former practices being viewed as too risky D) are now viewed as a bit old fashioned B) make it possible for children to beg for candy from strangers 3- The author informs us that Halloween celebrations A) are now completely safe for children B) have not changed a bit over the decades ©) are rooted in tradition D) encourage children to misbehave E) are performed by the people in their casual clothes