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100

What flower is used to decorate the altars?

cempasúchil / marigold

100

What vegetable is often put on the ofrenda?

corn

100

How do you say "spirit"?

espíritu

100

cierto o falso: Día de los Muertos is also known as "Mexican Halloween."

falso; The 2 holidays have very different origins and meanings.

100

What days are Día de los Muertos celebrated, en español?

1 y 2 de noviembre

200

_____ picado is a common decoration on the altar.

Papel

200

Pan de muertos was made to look like what?

bones

200

cempaúchil

marigold

200

Describe the overall point of Halloween vs. Day of the Dead.

Halloween is for scaring people. Day of the Dead is to honor those who have died.

200

What Disney-Pixar movie accurately shows Día de los Muertos?

Coco

300

What photos are found on an ofrenda?

photos of those have died in the family

300

What symbol, in Spanish, has a chocolate and a sugar version?

calaveras

300

calavera

skull

300

In what country did Halloween come from?

Ireland

300

What do people do in the cemeteries?

prepare the tombs and clean

400

What does "pan de muertos" translate to?

dead bread

400

Why do they put the deceased person's favorite food on the ofrenda?

to encourage him/her to visit

400

vela

candle

400

What indigenous people did the Day of the Dead come from?

the Aztecs

400

Another word for altar is ______ in Spanish.

ofrenda

500

What is the significance of the calaveras being made of sugar? What does the sugar represent?

sweetness of life AND/OR when it melts away or is eaten by bugs, it represents how life on earth is not forever

500

What is atole and what was it made of?

Atole is a warm drink made of corn, cinnamon, vanilla, and fruits.

500

copal

incense

500

Some women will dress as __ ______ for Día de los Muertos, the female skeletal figure.

la Catrina

500

What is the job of the "alebrijes?" (the animals)

to guide the souls and protect them