Alan, Sato and Fanny are from different parts of the world. They write in a magazine about how people celebrate Halloween in their countries. Read their articles.

　My name is Alan. I live in Beijing. We do not really celebrate Halloween here but my friends and I watch frightening films on TV. We do not wear special costumes. We do not go to our neighbours' houses. This year, I will have a small Halloween party at home. I will draw a pumpkin and put it on the wall. I will wear a ghost costume that night.

　　My name is Sato. I am from Japan. We do not celebrate Halloween at home. In October,Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck and everyone in Tokyo Disneyland wear orange clothes. They paint the houses orange in Toontown. On 31st October, they have a costume parade at four o'clock in the afternoon. A parade is a line of people walking in the street. Everyone wears special costumes. Last year, a lot of people wore Pikachu costumes, Some people wore Batman costumes.

　　My name is Fanny. I am from New York. Halloween is a very exciting festival here. In early October, we go to the farms and buy pumpkins. We make faces on the pumpkins to make lanterns. We also buy costumes from shops. Last year, I bought a witch costume. On October 31st, we dress up and knock on our neighbors' doors and say 'trick or treat’. Then they give us candies. We see 'witches' and 'ghosts' everywhere.

Peter has read the articles in the magazine. He wants to tell his friends about Halloween in Japan and New York. Help him complete the sentences. Circle the correct letters.

(1) In Tokyo Disneyland, everyone wears ________ clothes at Halloween.

　A. yellow  B. orange  C. white

(2) In Toontown, there is a costume parade at ________ o'clock in the afternoon.

　A. four  B. six  C. eight

(3) People in New York make faces on pumpkins to make _______.

　A. balloons  B. farms  C. lanterns

(4) In New York, children dress up as ghosts and knock on their neighbours' doors to say'________’.

　A. trick or treat

　B. Happy Halloween

　C. Merry Christmas