El Día de Los Muertos

The Day of the Dead is of ___ origin.

• Aztec

• Maya

• Inca

The Day of the Dead is celebrated in

• Mexico and Spain

• Spain and parts of Guatemala

• Guatemala and parts of Mexico

• Mexico, parts of Guatemala, and a few other Spanish speaking countries.

Catrina

• is famous Mexican painer.

• is a typical Mexican dance.

• is a skeleton of a woman dressed in stylish European clothing who represents that in the end everyone is equal.

• Is a skeleton of a woman dressed in stylish European clothing who is very happy and depicted dancing.

The Day of the Dead is celebrated

• by cleaning and decorating cemeteries

• building altars

• sharing stories of loved ones

• all of the above

The Day of the Dead is Mexico´s Halloween.

• Cierto

• Falso

Papel picado is

• cut paper that represents the wind

• cut paper that represent the Earth

• a religious figure

• a flower

Which of the following can be found on a Day of the Dead altar?

• fruit, food, candles

• a cross, a photograph, papel picado

• salt, water, favorite objects of the honoree

• all of the above

A cempasúchil is

• an incense

• a flower

• a bread

• a sweet

November 1st is

• to honor adults that passed.

• to decorate the cemeteries for the following day.

• to honor all loved ones that passed.

• to honor children that passed.

Calaveras are

• skulls

• flowers

• skeletons

• candles