Mexican Independence Day

When did independence begins in Mexico?

• September 15th 1810

• September 16th 1810

• November 20th 1910

• Other day

When is the Independece Cry is celebrated in Mexico?

• September 15th

• September 16th 1810

• November 20th 1910

• Other day

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How mexicans celebrate the independece day?

• Only with screams

• With music

• Only singing the National Anthem

• With music, traditional food, fireworks, flags and the people always singing the National Anthemn with great sensitivity

Mexicans celebrate Saint Patrick's day as a national independence day

• False

• True

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How do the mexicans usually wear in the independence day?

• Only in green, white and red colors

• In white and purple colors

• With traditional clothes and usually with green, white and red colors

What do the mexicans do after September 15th?

• Use traditional clothes

• Screaming

• Mexican people watch the parades on September 16th

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What does it mean "fireworks"?

• Banderas

• Pirotecnia

• Himno

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What does it mean "flags"?

• Banderas

• Pirotecnia

• Himno

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What does it mean "anthem"?

• Banderas

• Pirotecnia

• Himno

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What does it mean "independence cry"?

• Llorar la independencia

• Grito de independencia

• Himno

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