题目内容：

    Some of my favorite childhood memories come from Halloween. I love it all! Pumpkins, costumes and the thrill of trick-or-treating. But I think it would be funny to give me a child who was deathly afraid of my favorite holiday. If you have kids who are scared of Halloween, these tips should help!

Don’t minimize your child’s fears

It is helpful to let your kids know that you understand their fears. Halloween can be a scary holiday. Kids are just making sense of their world. We might think terrible monsters and bloody eye balls are cheerful—but to some kids they are pure terror. Young kids have a harder time telling reality from fantasy-making Halloween—a real-life horror movie.

Start preparing your child for Halloween early

It is impossible to keep your kids in a bubble for the entire month of October. Instead of avoiding Halloween, help prepare your kids for the holiday.

Tell your kids that during Halloween people find it fun to dress up like scary things. Let them know that the monsters and scary creatures they will see are not real.

Save the bloody zombies for another year

I love decorating for Halloween. I have two huge cabinets full of Halloween decorations! So there is no way I would tell anyone not to decorate for Halloween! However, to help your kids get used to Halloween—keep your decorations festival and pleasant. Pumpkins, friendly witches and cute ghosts are all kid-friendly decorations.

Don’t get too attached to those cute little costumes

The stores are packed with cutest costumes. Your little one might beg you to buy that $ 40 Frozen costume—only to refuse to wear it on Halloween. Kids are moody. What is exciting one week is boring the next. There is nothing more frustrating than spending lots of money on a costume your child refuses to wear.

Halloween is a fun, exciting holiday. Once your kids moves through their fears—they will see this holiday for what it really is—free candy. And who can be scared of that!

1.What’s the problem with young kids during Halloween?

A.They can’t understand the meaning of the holiday.

B.They can’t find out beauty from terrible monsters.

C.They are frightened by the terrible characters.

D.They are afraid to see horror films.

2.What should parents tell their kids about Halloween early?

A.People wear scary things for pleasure.

B.People scare them with scary things.

C.The scary things are not harmful.

D.They should enjoy themselves.

3.What might disappoint parents most on Halloween day?

A.Their terrible decorations scare their kids.

B.There are too many costumes to choose from.

C.They have to spend lots of money on the holiday.

D.A child denies putting on an expensive costume.

4.Which can be a suitable title for the text?

A.Why Halloween Gives My Favorite Childhood Memories.

B.How to Help a Child Who is Scared of Halloween.

C.Halloween, A Frightening Holiday for Children.

D.Every Coin Has Two Sides.