What do you know about Día de los Muertos??

Where is the Day of the dead mainly celebrated?

What are the souls of children who have passed away called?

Cierto o Falso: No one celebrates Day of the Dead in the United States.

Why was Nov. 1 chosen to honor children?

Which is NOT an ingredient in atole?

What is something that is NOT associated Day of the Dead?

Besides skull decorations, what are calaveritas?

What is the flower associated with the holiday?

What are those?

What does "día de los muertos" mean?

What is the incense called used to guide the spirits?

Which of these events do NOT occur during Día de Muertos?

About how old is Día de Muertos (the modern version-after the Catholic invasion)?

Families meet at the ___________to clean and prepare for the celebration.

Which is NOT an ingredient in mole?

Mexicans believed that the souls of their families returned each year in the form of what?

Cierto o Falso: Day of the Dead is a joyous celebration.

About how old is the mesoamerican Día de Muertos tradition?

What 2 religious holidays influenced the modern Día de Muertos celebration?

Which two cultures blended to create "El día de los muertos"

What is the decorative paper cut (or punched) art called?

What are the altars called that are made to honor the deceased person?

Cierto o Falso: Kids get dressed up and go trick-or-treating for Día de Muertos

What is celebrated on Day of the Dead?

What does "pan de muerto" mean?

Mexican beliefs include:

What is the name of the highly decorated, well dressed skeleton figure?

Adults who have died that return to visit their families are called.

Which is NOT one of the Mexican perspectives on death we discussed?

What are those?

A Christian religious symbol usually found on family altars is called what?

What are "calaveritas"?

What are calacas?

When is the holiday celebrated?

When can you eat the food left behind on the ofrendas?

Which day is specifically to remember children?