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Hint	Answer	% Correct
Pixar film that depicted Día de Muertos.	Coco	100%
Translation to English of Día de Muertos.	Day of the Dead	100%
This civilization held a festival dedicated to Mictecacihuatl, the goddess of the dead.	Aztec	50%
Trick-or-treating festivity. Despite what popular belief says, Mexicans do celebrate it alongside Día de Muertos.	Halloween	50%
Christian festivity that syncretized with the Mictecacihuatl festival to create the modern Día de Muertos.	All Saints' Day	25%
These are raised to honour and remember the beloved ones that had died.	Altars	25%
UNESCO declared Día de Muertos as one of this in 2008.	Intangible Cultural Heritage	25%
Depiction of a couple of skeletons dressed in elegant fashion. It has become the quintessential custome of Día de Muertos, especially the female one.	Las Calaveras Catrinas	25%
Mocking epitaphs dedicated to friends, associates or celebrities. (No matter if they're dead or alive)	Literary Calaverita	25%
This includes candles, flowers and the favorite meals and beverages of the honoured ones.	Ofrenda (Offering)	25%
In the above realm^, this hairless dog breed would help the dead in their journey into the afterlife.	Xoloitzcuintli	25%
Edible crafts made of sugar or chocolate, often shaped as skulls.	Alfeñiques	0%
This flower is closely associated with this festivity.	Cempasuchil (Aztec Marigold)	0%
This lake island hosts a candle-lit boat procession to the town's graveyard.	Janitzio	0%
Litographist whose works slowly became part of the Día de Muertos tradition	José Guadalupe Posada	0%
Realm of Mictlantecuhtli and Mictecacihuatl where, according to the above civilization^, the majority of the dead went.	Mictlan	0%
Sweet roll decorated with bone-shaped pieces.	Pan de Muerto	0%
Paper crafts used to decorate above^.	Papel Picado (Pecked paper)	0%
This community within Mexico City hosts the Alumbrada: When the main church glows with thousands of candles and incense to iluminate the dead's path.	San Andrés Mixquic	0%
The first Día de Muertos parade was held a year after this film showed one.	Spectre	0%