Piñatas

The Spaniards filled their piñatas with...

• seeds

• candy

• fruit

• cookies

The Spaniards celebrated what season with piñatas?

• New Year

• Christmas

• Lent

• Easter

The Chinese filled their piñatas with...

• candy

• apples and oranges

• seeds

• peanuts

The Chinese used piñatas to celebrate

• Christmas

• Easter

• Birthdays

• New Year

The Spaniards decorated their piñatas with...

• feathers and ribbons

• colored paper

• tissue paper

• glitter

Piñatas originated in...

• Spain

• Mexico

• China

• Italy

In the sixteenth century, in Mexico, people used their piñatas to celebrate...

• Easter

• New Year

• Las Posadas

• Independence Day

The Chinese broke the piñata, burned the seeds, and gathered the remains for...

• the easter bunny

• good luck

• for tea

• for their children

The Italian word "pignatta" means...

• candy

• swords

• fragile pot

• piñata

In Spain, the first Sunday of Lent was called...

• Easter Sunday

• Piñata Day

• Piñata Sunday

• Advent Sunday