Day of the Dead

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The day of the dead coincides with ...

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All saints' day and all souls day

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The type of flower frequently placed on altars or used for decorations is the... marigold, daffodil, rose, carnation

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marigold

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The kids return first, they are called the ...

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angelitos

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Are Halloween and The Day of the Dead the same thing?

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False

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What are the skulls made of?

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Sugar

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At the cemetery, what do families do?

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Clean and decorate tombs, tell stories

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The elaborate altar created in honor of deceased relatives is called: atole, ofrenda, calaca, papel picado

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ofrenda

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The Spanish translation for Day of the Dead is:

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Día de los Muertos

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The sugary sweet rolls often placed on altars are called:

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pan de muerto

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The celebration of Día de los Muertos comes from a combination of the following cultures: Mayan, Spanish, and _________. Options: Aztec, Incan, French, American.

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Aztec