Halloween: How did we fall in love with pumpkin?
Watch the video again and complete the sentences below It's nearly Halloween and by now Brits have probably either carved out a pumpkin and wondered what to do with the bits they've scraped out or had a pumpkin flavored _______. The tradition of carving pumpkins comes from the ___________. In the Middle Ages people used to carve other root vegetables such as a _________ to make a lantern. _______ migration took these Halloween traditions to North America. According to Professor Cindy Ott pumpkin represents the idea of a small family _______ Popularity of pumpkins gives a huge ______ for farmers’ business In England people who do office jobs still like to think of themselves as farmers at _________ Watch the video again and complete the sentences with the words from the table. There are a couple of extra words, you don’t have to use. It's nearly Halloween and by now Brits have probably either carved out a pumpkin and wondered what to do with the bits they've scraped out or had a pumpkin flavored _______. The tradition of carving pumpkins comes from the ___________. In the Middle Ages people used to carve other root vegetables such as a _________ to make a lantern. _______ migration took these Halloween traditions to North America. According to Professor Cindy Ott pumpkin represents the idea of a small family _______ Popularity of pumpkins gives a huge ______ for farmers’ business. In England people who do office jobs still like to think of themselves as farmers at _________ . heart, British, turnip, British isles, coffee, lantern, farm, benefit, vegetable, Middle ages, Irish, beetroot
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