Spanish
Location
Traditions
Holiday
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What does "FLOR" mean in Spanish?

Flower

100

Where did Day of the Dead originate?

Mexico!

100

This alcoholic drink is popularly left on altars.

Tequila

100

Dia de Los Muertos is often confused with what holiday?

Halloween

200

What does "fotografĂ­a" mean in Spanish?

Photograph

200

What continent is Mexico on? 

North OR South America?

North America

200

What flower is used for Dia de los Muertos? 

Marigolds or Roses

MARIGOLDS

200

Dia de los Muertos is a Day of celebration OR sorrow?

Celebration. 

300

What does "Comida" mean in Spanish?

A) food

B) Come here.

A) Food

300

What language do they speak in Mexico?

Spanish

300

This insect has become a symbol of life for dia de Los Muertos.

Butterfly/monarch butterfly.




300

What days are The Day of the Dead celebrated?

November 1st & 2nd

400

What does "bebida" mean in Spanish?

A) Baby

B) Drink

B) Drink

400

What country is to the NORTH of Mexico?

The United States

400

What are three different colors of flowers commonly found on an Ofrenda?

A) Red, White, & Blue

B) White, Yellow, & Pink

B) White, Yellow, & Pink

400

Is Dia De Los Muertos a celebration of life OR death?

Life.

It is primarily a celebration of life and memory of loved ones, where death is viewed NOT as a final, frightening end, but as a natural continuation of the human journey.  

500

How do you say "skull" in Spanish?

A) Calavera

B) Skola

A) Calavera

500

What country is to the SOUTH of Mexico?

Cuba or Guatemala?

Guatemala

500

Where do people often go to honor their loved ones during this time?

Cemetery or Home? 

Cemetery

500

These Mexican bands are often hired to play music during Dia de Los Muertos festivities. What are they called?

Mariachi Bands