Origin
The origins of the Day of the Dead go back over _____ years.
What is 3000 years?
Day of the Dead is usually represented by this part of the body (extra 200 points if you can say it in spanish).
What is the skull or calavera?
Dia De Los Muertos is celebrated on these two days of the year (one of them was 3 days ago).
When is November 1st and November 2nd?
The Day of the Dead originated from Mesoamerican groups such as the ______.
Who are the Ancient Aztecs?
Name one popular color to wear on the Day of the Dead.
What is orange, yellow, pink, red, purple, or white?
First group to all raise their skulls wins this one
Congrats :D
______ ______ introduced Pagan/European traditions to Mexico in the 16th century (rhymes with blanish flonguistadors).
Who are Spanish Conquistadors?
A common food on the Day of the Dead is spicy _____ _________
What is dark chocolate?
This is a very popular movie that is based off of the Day of the Dead.
What is Coco?
On this day, Europeans would bring wine and bread to the graves of their deceased ancestors (it inspired Dia De Los Muertos).
What is All Souls Day?
Doble Diaro!!1!!!!!11!!!111!!!!
Doble Diaro!!1!!!!!11!!!111!!!!
What is your favorite part of the Day of the Dead (each table member must answer)?
Amazing answers!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
On All Souls Day, Europeans would cover graves with ______ to guide the dead back home (you have 2 options).
What are flowers or candles?
This is a corn-based beverage that is common on the Day of the Dead.
What is Atole?
November 1st is known as the Day of the Little Angels, and November 2nd is known as the Day of the ________ ___________.
What is the Day of the Faithful Departed?