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Culture 2.1 Day of the Dead

front 1

«Día de los muertos» is a traditional ____ holiday.

back 1

Hispanic

front 2

«Día de los muertos» is a time of ____.

back 2

Remembering and Rejoicing

front 3

«Día de los muertos» is celebrated in ____.

back 3

México, Ecuador, Guatemala, and countries with Latinos.

front 4

The Spanish conquistadores saw ____ practicing a ritual that mocked death.

back 4

The first nations

front 5

The Day of the dead ritual has been practiced by local people for at least ____ years.

back 5

3,000 years

front 6

This holiday is a celebration of remembering ____.

back 6

the dead and the continuity of life

front 7

The Day of the Dead is celebrated on ____.

back 7

November 1st and November 2nd

front 8

____ is dedicated to the remembrance of deceased infants and children.

back 8

November 1st

front 9

____ is dedicated to the remembrance of deceased adults.

back 9

November 2nd

front 10

In mid-October, what do markets display for the holiday?

back 10

Skeletons (toys, figurines,
sweets)
Papel Picado
Floral wreaths and crosses
Candles
Fresh flowers
-cempasúchiles (marigolds)
-barro de obispo
Sugar or chocolate skulls and

Pan de muerto

front 11

What is a marigold flower called in Spanish?

back 11

cempasúchiles

front 12

What do most celebrations include?

back 12

Decoration and family
gathering at cemetery
 Special foods
 Ofrendas (offerings) on
altars
 Religious rites

front 13

What does the marigold symbolize?

back 13

The short duration of life