
Frankenstein, Dracula and Werewolves
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Jessica Belmonte
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Multiple Choice
What is the authors purpose for writing this passage?
To make people want to read old novels with these characters in them.
To get people excited about Halloween and all of the traditions.
To tell people about the history of some of the most popular fictional Halloween characters.
To teach people about Frankenstein and how he came to be so popular.
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Multiple Choice
According to legend, when do men turn into werewolves?
At midnight
On a full moon
When they become an adult
On Halloween
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Multiple Choice
When and where did vampires have their beginnings, according to the article?
In the 1800's in books
Recently in modern stories of mythology
Recently in novels for tweens
Long ago in Greek and Asian stories of mythology
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Fill in the Blanks
The story of
Type answer...
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Multiple Choice
When did Frankenstein‘s monster make his first appearance in a book by Mary Shelley?
1942
1897
1818
1918
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Multiple Choice
What might kill a vampire?
Garlic
Sunlight
Both of these
Neither of these
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Multiple Choice
What does the word immortal mean in this sentence: "Folklore also believes that vampires are immortal, meaning they will live forever."
never die
strange
weak
frightening
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Multiple Choice
What does the underlined word mean? "While they don’t truly exist, Frankenstein, Dracula, and werewolves have been the subject of spooky tales for years."
Die
Live
Haunt
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Multiple Choice
What does the underlined word mean? "While it is not known for sure where or when the werewolf stories originated or began, the idea of men turning into werewolves has been around for thousands of years."
Started
Read
Ended
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Multiple Choice
What does the underlined word mean? "At night, werewolves transform or change, into part human, and part wolf creatures, and hunt human beings."
Form
Create
Change
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Multiple Choice
What does the underlined word mean? "These three fictional creatures all have become popular through movies, tv shows, and stories through the years."
Frightening
Fake
Real
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