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- 4. Traditionally Hindu's will have what in the family's home immediately after a death has occurred?
- 6. In Chinese traditions, people of the community tend to avoid the deceased family because they believe the family is being what?
- 8. What becomes free traditionally in Hindu culture when a body is cremated?
- 11. What is the tradition called that the Malagasy people do around the tomb dancing with the deceased wrapped in cloth every few years?
- 14. Objects made out of paper which most of them are handmade that are offered to being beyond the world of the living.
- 15. In Hawaii traditions, the type of lei that represents passing away or dying?
- 16. What kind of event do Mexican's traditionally do after a death has occurred?
- 17. For Native Americans what summarizes a person's life and acknowledges death as the completion of being
- 18. What is the type of burial in which a human corpse is placed on top of a mountaintop, which is practiced by Tibet people?
- 19. In the Igort Tribe coffins are placed on what in the clifs of Madagascar?
- 20. In Chinese funerals, the foot of the casket is usually facing where?
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- 1. The Chinese have a piece of wood that honors their ancestors, which have the deceased engraved what is it called?
- 2. The Tinguian people will dress bodies in their finest clothes and rest them on chairs and put what in the deceased mouth?
- 3. In Mexican culture what is it called when an offering is placed in a home during Dia de Los Muertos?
- 5. A ritual chant used among Hawaii culture that is used for funeral or death usually done by one person
- 7. In hindu traditions what is the ceremony called to help the soul of the deceased enter the next world?
- 9. What flower do Mexicans believe on Dia de Los Muertos will guide the dead to their families?
- 10. A day in Latin culture that celebrates the dead, where the spirits come and visit the family.
- 12. What is it the family grave called in Japanese tradition where ashes of family members are interred?
- 13. In Hindu funerals do they traditionally have an open casket or closed casket?
