Test your knowledge of the traditions and history of Dia de los Muertos, and learn some fun facts about the sacred holiday along the way!
Day of the Living and Halloween
Halloween and All Souls' Day
All Souls' Day and All Saints' Day
Christmas and Easter
Cuba
Mexico
Spain
Nicaragua
True
False
November 1st and 2nd
October 31st and November 2nd
October 30th and October 31
Pictures of the deceased being honored
Food and drink for the deceased to enjoy when they return
Candles to light the way for the deceased to return
A box of tissues for the family of the deceased to use as they weep over their lost loved one
Sugar Skulls or Calaveras de Azucar
Chocolate Bats
Dead Bread or Pan de Muerto
Hand made paper flowers
Life is a dream and only in death does a person become truly awake
Death is the end of a soul
Death should be feared because the after life is much worse than life
Red Roses
Yellow Roses
Yellow Marigolds
White Daisies