Examen Final: Las Posadas

When do the Posadas start?

• December 24th

• December 16th

• December 25th

• December 31st

What do the nine nights of Las Posadas represent?

• The months that Mary was pregnant

• The days that Jesus was in the manger

• The days that Joseph and Mary sought shelter

• The months that Jesus was in Mary's womb

What do people carry who sing during the Posadas?

• Piñatas

• Poinsettia flowers

• Sweets

• Candles

Where are the Posadas celebrated?

• In Mexico and Guatemala

• In Spain and Argentina

• In the United States and Canada

• In Brazil and Colombia

How does the celebration of Las Posadas begin?

• With a pinata parade

• With a mass in the church

• With a procession and singing

• With a family dinner

What do people sing outside the houses during the Posadas?

• Religious songs

• The Song to Ask for Shelter

• Christmas carols

• Christmas songs

What do families inside the houses respond during the Posadas?

• They don't want to sing

• There is no space

• There is space

• They don't want to open the door

What is eaten during the Posadas celebrations?

• Tamales and atole

• Salad and soup

• Turkey and mashed potatoes

• Pizza and hamburgers

At the end of the night, what do guests break during the Posadas celebrations?

• Flowers and candles

• Gifts and toys

• Piñatas filled with candy

• Plates and glasses

What is given to children during the Posadas?

• Books and school supplies

• Clothes and shoes

• Sweets and candies

• Money and toys