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History of Dia de los Muertos

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  • This is where families place photos of the loved ones they have lost along with other items
    ofrenda (altar)
  • Calveras are . . .
    small candies in the shape of skulls
    flower
    graves
    type of ice cream
  • These decorative candies are placed on the ofrenda as an offering to the dead, and they are given out as treats.
    sugar skulls
  • The Dia de los Muertos celebration lasts how many days?
    1
    2
    4
    3
  • Which of the following items would not be found on a traditional altar as part of the Dia de los Muertos holiday?
    pictures of loved ones
    food and drink
    A box of tissues
    candles
  • What does the sugar in sugar skulls represent?
    the sweetness of flowers
    the sweetness of life
    the sweetness of sports
    the sweetness of food
  • This flower is thought to guide the spirits back with their intense color and pungent smell?
    tulip
    daisy
    marigold
    rose
  • One thing people do not do on the Day of the Dead is:
    go trick or treating
    eat candy in the shape of skulls
    put out food for the souls of dead relatives
    decorate graves with flowers
  • The holiday originated about 3,000 years ago from indigenous peoples of what country?
    Mexico
    United States of America
    Spain
    Brazil
  • The Day of the Dead was first celebrated by . . .
    the Aztecs
    college students
    the Incas
    the Romans
  • Dia de los Muertos is a very serious and somber holiday.
    True
    False
  • One of the most recognizable symbols and is a core part of any Día de Muertos celebration
    La Catrina
    La Xochilt
    La Frida
    La Elisa
  • This word for "perforated paper" is hung to make celebrations festive and colorful?
    papel picado
    pipal pickle
    papel pico de gallo
    pupil porcino
  • Dia de los Muertos means what in the English language?
    Day of the Dead
  • Dia de los Muertos is a celebration of?
    flowers
    death
    life
    eating
  • Dia de los Muertos is celebrated on what day/s?
    November 1st and November 2nd
  • Dia de Muertos came to be from a mixture of the Aztec festival dedicated to the goddess of what name which stands for "Lady of the dead"??
    Mictecacihuatl
    Mixchaui
    Muertadia
    Maztecadia
  • What are some ways that Dia de los Muertos is celebrated?
    All of the above
    creating an altar (ofrenda)
    lighting candles
    place flowers on the burial sites of their lost loved ones
  • This is the name of the bread that is made as part of the Dia de los Muertos celebration?
    pan de catrina
    pan de bread
    pan de calaveras
    pan de muertos