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The sky is getting dark, jack-o'-lanterns glow orange, and the sidewalk is full of pirates and princesses. Halloween night is one of the most fun nights of the year, and a few smart steps can keep it that way. First, always trick-or-treat with a grown-up or an older person you trust.  \nBefore you take your first step, think about what makes you easy to see in the  \ndark. Cars have a hard time seeing kids at night, so you can help by carrying a flashlight and sticking strips of reflective tape on your costume and bag. Reflective tape is shiny material that bounces light back, so it lights up bright when a car's headlights hit it. A glowing costume means drivers spot you long before you cross their path.  \nSpeaking of crossing, the best way to reach the next house is to cross at corners, not in the middle of the street. At a corner you look left, then right, then left again before you step off the curb. Your costume matters here too, because a mask that slips over your eyes or a cape you trip on can cause a fall. Pick a costume you can see out of and walk in easily, and you will move from house to house without any trouble.  \nAfter all that walking, the best part is dumping your bag out at home and checking every treat with a grown-up. Toss anything that is open, torn, or looks strange, and only eat candy that is still sealed. Some kids have food allergies, which means certain foods can make them very sick, so watch for houses with a teal pumpkin. A teal pumpkin means that house hands out non-food treats like stickers orglow sticks, so every trick-or-treater can go home happy.  \nStaying Safe on Halloween Night  \nName:  \n\n| Solve each problem.\u003Cbr>Use the article to answer the question.\u003Cbr>1) What is the main idea of this passage?\u003Cbr>A. Dragon costumes are the best choice for Halloween night.\u003Cbr>B. 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