Day of the Dead Celebration

What is the Day of the Dead?

• Mexico's version of Halloween

• A celebration that honors those who've passed

• A festival to celebrate life

• A tribute to the living

Where was an altar built for Victor Hugo?

• At a cemetery in Mexico

• At a cemetery in Los Angeles

• At a cemetery in Hollywood

• At a cemetery in Aztec

Why did Jose call the altar 'Coming Home'?

• Because it was built at his home

• Because it was a tribute to his late brother

• Because it represented the afterlife

• Because it symbolized the return of the souls

What is the significance of Dia de los Muertos?

• To celebrate death

• To honor the living

• To remember loved ones who have passed

• To mourn the loss of family members

When did Dia de los Muertos start?

• Less than 100 years ago

• Around 500 years ago

• Around 1,000 years ago

• Around 3,000 years ago

What do the altars in Dia de los Muertos represent?

• Favorite food and drinks of the deceased

• Favorite hobbies of the deceased

• Favorite places the deceased visited

• Favorite memories of the deceased

What flowers are commonly used in Dia de los Muertos altars?

• Roses

• Tulips

• Marigolds

• Sunflowers

What is the theme of this year's celebration at the cemetery?

• Rebirth

• Love and Loss

• Pandemic

• Hispanic Community

Why is this year's celebration more profound?

• Due to the devastating impact of COVID

• Due to the increase in altars

• Due to the larger crowd

• Due to the longer duration

What is the purpose of the spiritual processions?

• To guide the souls of the departed

• To entertain the crowd

• To scare away evil spirits

• To honor the native dancers