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Lorenzo Día de los muertos (Spanish 2- ACTFL 2.1, 3.1, 4.2)

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Question 1
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Question 6
6.

The Day of the Dead is celebrated only in Mexico.

Question 7
7.

During the Day of the Dead, families honor and remember their deceased loved ones.

Question 8
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Catrinas are a symbol associated with the Day of the Dead celebrations.

Question 9
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The Day of the Dead has no connection to joy or happiness.

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Question 14
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Who does the main character honor during the holiday?

Question 15
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What holiday is the focus of the story?

Question 16
16.

What does the main character learn at the end?

Question 17
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Which items are typically placed around the gravestone?

Question 18
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Question 2
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When is Día de los Muertos celebrated?

Question 3
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What do families traditionally create for their ancestors?

Question 4
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Why do people include skeletons during Día de los Muertos?

Question 5
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What types of items are placed on the altar?

Question 10
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Match the ritual object to its symbolism.

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Water
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Nourishes souls on their journey.
Candle
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Attracts spirits to the ofrenda.
Incense
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Transforms matter into the spiritual.
Question 11
11.

Connect the traditional elements of the ofrenda to their meanings.

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Sugar Skulls
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Offers nourishment for the dead.
Bread of the Dead
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Symbolize life and regeneration.
Flowers
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Represent our own mortality.
Question 12
12.

Identify the purpose of personal items in the ofrenda.

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Beverages
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Replace favorites of the deceased.
Paintbrushes
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Personalize the altar for artists.
Photographs
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Remember loved ones who have passed.
Question 13
13.

Link the elements on the altar with their cultural significance.

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Cempasúchil
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Traditional flower for Día de los Muertos.
Marigolds
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Connect with brightness and vitality.
Tissue Paper Cutouts
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Celebrate life and wind's element.