Halloween Around the World
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- Q 1/8Score 0What is the name of the festival with Celtic origins celebrated in parts of Ireland and Scotland with bonfires, games, and costumes?29All Saints DaySamhainSamovarDia de los Muertos
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- Q1What is the name of the festival with Celtic origins celebrated in parts of Ireland and Scotland with bonfires, games, and costumes?All Saints DaySamhainSamovarDia de los Muertos30s
- Q2What country is most famous for celebrating Día de los Muertos, a day for honoring the dead with decorating altars, offering special foods, cleaning of gravestones, and spending time with family?SpainCanadaPhilippinesMexico30s
- Q3In what modern country can one find the purported home of Vlad the Impaler?ItalyBulgariaRussiaRomania30s
- Q4Thousands of Halloween enthusiasts meet up in costume in which country for the largest annual Halloween parade?KoreaMalaysiaAustraliaJapan30s
- Q5Children in the Philippines walk door-to-door singing and asking for prayers wearing what during the tradition of Pangangaluluwa?costumesraincoatshatsbells30s
- Q6People in Hong Kong celebrate the Hungry Ghost Festival (中元節 "Zhōngyuán Jié") on the 15th day of the 7th month of what calendar?solarimperialGregorianlunar30s
- Q7Where do Buddhist families in Cambodia offer baskets of flowers as a tribute to their ancestors?their homesgraveyardstemplesfootball pitches30s
- Q8Which religious culture celebrates Pitru Paksha?HinduismConfucianismIslamismTaoism30s
