It is on 31 [?]. Among the old [?] it was the last day of the year and
the beginning of winter when [?] and [?] were supposed to celebrate
their rites.
In Britain it is celebrated only in the [?] of England and in Scotland, but
it is generally celebrated in the USA and [?].
[?] celebrate it by dressing up in Halloween costumes with masks over
their [?]. Carrying baskets or bags they go to their friends´ and neighbours´
houses and they [?] at the [?] or ring the bell.
When people come to the door, children say “Trick or treat” which means
“Give us a treat or we will play a trick on you”. The people treat the children
with sweets, [?] or [?].
A favourite custom is to make a jack-o´-lantern from a [?] and in which
eyes, a nose and a [?] are cut and then a [?] is lit inside.
[?] sometimes give parties on Halloween. The [?] are decorated with
paper moons, witches and ghosts.