The Day of the dead

When is the day of the dead celebrated?

• the 1rst of November

• the 2nd of November

• the 31st of November

Where did the tradition originate?

• Mexico

• Argentina

• Bolivia

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How do Mexican people celebrate the day of the dead?

• with food

• with food, drinks and different activities

• making a toast

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Name one popular symbol of “Día de los Muertos”

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Where do the "calacas and calaveras" appear?

• in parade masks

• in sweets

• in sweets, parade masks and dolls

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The deads are remembered with ofrendas.

• True

• False

What are sweets?

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What is this?

• gravesites

• calacas

• sweets

On “Día de los Muertos”, it is thought that the ____ awaken from their eternal sleep to celebrate with their loved ones.

In Mexico the Day of the Dead is

• a way to celebrate hate

• a way to celebrate death

• a sad day