Say this time in Spanish: 4:00
Son las cuatro en punto
I eat (comer)
Yo como
I draw (dibujar)
Yo dibujo
Who is La Llorona?
The weeping woman (soldier's true love)
Is the general mood of Día de los Muertos celebratory, sad, or spooky
Celebratory
Say this time in Spanish: 3:30
Son las tres y media
He sings (cantar)
Él canta
You (familiar) live (vivir)
Tú vives
Why is La Llorona weeping in the song?
Because her lover died during the Mexican Revolution
What is the Spanish word for Marigold?
A.) Ofrenda, B.) Cempasuchil, C.) Papel Picado, D.) Chapulines
Cempasuchil
Say this time in Spanish: 8:15
Son las ocho y cuarto
She drinks (beber)
Ella bebe
We eat (comer) tacos
Nosotros comemos tacos
Me subi el pino más alto, llorona
Which word means "Pine tree?"
Pino
What is the name of the cut paper that hangs in many places all over Mexico, and is often found over an ofrenda?
Papel picado
Say this time in Spanish: 12:25
Son las doce y veinticinco
We walk (caminar) to school
Nosotros caminamos a la escuela
They run home
Ellos corren a casa
Y aunque la vida me cueste llorona
Which does the word aunque mean?
although, or even though
Which of the following would likely not be found at an ofrenda?
A.) Comida, B.) Cempasuchil, C.) Papel picado, D.) Fotos, E.) Arbol de navidad
E.) Arbol de navidad
Say this time in Spanish: 6:45
Son las siete menos cuarto
You (plural) talk to the teacher
Ustedes hablan a la maestra (al maestro)
You (plural) drink a cup of coffee
Ellos beben una taza de café
Translate the line:
Todo es pena para mí
All is pain for me
What does the song La Llorona have to do with Día de los Muertos?
It is a song about remembering a loved one