What is the origin of the Day of the Dead celebration as we know it today?

• It is a purely pre-Hispanic tradition.

• It is a purely Catholic tradition.

• It is a blend of pre-Hispanic traditions and important Catholic dates.

• It was created recently to promote Mexican culture.

What is the primary reason people visit cemeteries during the Day of the Dead?

• To venerate the dead.

• To adore the deceased.

• To show respect for the memory of their loved ones.

• To celebrate the death of their relatives.

What do the round shape and cross-shaped bones of Pan de Muerto symbolize?

• The round shape represents the sun, and the bones represent human sacrifice.

• The round shape represents the circle of life and death, and the bones symbolize the four cardinal points.

• The round shape represents the moon, and the bones represent the deceased's favorite foods.

• The round shape represents a family gathering, and the bones symbolize unity.

What is the role of the Xoloitzcuintle figure in a Day of the Dead altar?

• To provide entertainment for the returning spirits.

• To protect the honored loved one during their spiritual journey.

• To symbolize the wealth of the family.

• To represent the element of earth.