Question

Which sentence in the passage uses the definition to help explain the meaning of the word Celts?

Halloween

Halloween is one of the oldest celebrations in the world. In fact, it dates back to before Christianity began. Today, Halloween mainly is celebrated by wearing scary costumes and asking for treats. However, its primary purpose was to remember the dead. It was said to be a day when the spirits would cross over to the next world. Also, the day was originally used to mark the beginning of winter. This tradition was followed by the Celts. This ancient group of people lived in the Bronze Age. Halloween, for them, was rather glum and not a day for rejoicing. Over the years, the holiday became less grim. People began seeing it as a day of celebration. Today, families carve pumpkins to decorate their houses. They also play games, such as bobbing for apples.

Answer 1

c

Explanation: tell me if im wrong

Answer 2

This ancient group of people lived in the Bronze Age.

Step-by-step explanation:

If you look at the passage, you are looking to find a sentence that simply summerizes who the Celts were.

In the sentence that I found, it told us in just a couple of words many facts that tell us a lot.

"This ancient group of people lived in the Bronze Age."

From that sentence we know that the Celts were:

- Ancient

- A group of people

- They lived and formed during the Bronze Age

I really hope this helped!