Halloween
What day is Halloween celebrated?
October 31
What does Dia de Muertos translate to?
Day of the Dead
Calaveras are skulls made from what?
Sugar
These are thought to be able to roam the land of the living during both holidays.
Ghosts/Spirits
Siders have 8 legs and 8 __________.
Eyes
Where did Halloween originate?
Ireland
Where is Dia De Muertos celebrated?
Mexico and Latin America
The first Jack-o-Lanterns were carved into what?
Turnip
This is an unruly woman
Witch
The corpse flower gets its name from its ______.
Smell or Looks
Smell
Where is Halloween celebrated?
Worldwide
People in this country have celebrated Dia de Muertos for thousands of years.
Mexico
This is the special bread made to welcome loved ones.
Pan de Muertos
This is set up during Dia de Muertos to welcome and invite ancestors.
Altar/Offrenda
Within 5 seconds, what is the record for the fastest pumpkin carver?
37 seconds
Where does the word Halloween come from?
All Hallows Eve
This flower symbolizes the short duration of life and will be seen during Dia de Muertos.
This is the tradition that originates from the future predictions of druids.
Ghost stories
To recall and show respect for someone
Commemorate
Within 5% points, what percentage of Americans decorate their homes for Halloween?
86%
This is the name of a celtic priest.
Druid
This is the thin tissue paper decoration that can be found in homes, businesses, markets, and altars during Dia de Muertos
Papel picado
This tradition started with the Romans and their celebration of Pomona
Bobbing for Apples
When the sun is directly over the equator, hours of daylight and darkness are about the same
Equinox
The fear of Halloween is called what?
Hallowphobia or Samhainophobia
Samhainophobia