Read the passage. El Dia de Los Muertos (the Day of the Dead) is celebrated in Mexico with offerings of flowers, pottery, food, and toys. In the Far East, festivals of the dead include family reunions and ceremonial meals at ancestral tombs. In the United States, Memorial Day honors military members who lost their lives serving their country. Many cultures remember those who have died with formal observances and festivals. What sentence represents the main idea of the passage? a. Many cultures remember those who have died with formal observances and festivals. b. In the Far East, festivals of the dead include family reunions and ceremonial meals at ancestral tombs. c. El Dia de Los Muertos (the Day of the Dead) is celebrated in Mexico with offerings of flowers, pottery, food, and toys. d. In the United States, Memorial Day honors military members who lost their lives serving their country.

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Santino

14 August, 01:14

Read the passage. El Dia de Los Muertos (the Day of the Dead) is celebrated in Mexico with offerings of flowers, pottery, food, and toys. In the Far East, festivals of the dead include family reunions and ceremonial meals at ancestral tombs. In the United States, Memorial Day honors military members who lost their lives serving their country. Many cultures remember those who have died with formal observances and festivals. What sentence represents the main idea of the passage? a. Many cultures remember those who have died with formal observances and festivals. b. In the Far East, festivals of the dead include family reunions and ceremonial meals at ancestral tombs. c. El Dia de Los Muertos (the Day of the Dead) is celebrated in Mexico with offerings of flowers, pottery, food, and toys. d. In the United States, Memorial Day honors military members who lost their lives serving their country.

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Kara Hicks · Answer 1

The sentence that represents the main idea of the passage is:

A. Many cultures remember those who have died with formal observances and festivals.

This sentence summarizes the main idea of the passage, that is to show that many cultures pay homage to those who have died, rather than to show any particular celebration.