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This is the sight across much of Poland on the night of November 2, a holiday called Zaduszki, or All Souls' Day. It isn't spooky at all, even though it happens right after Halloween on the calendar. Instead, it isone of the gentlest holidays in the world, a time set aside to remember people who have died. Around the globe, millions of people mark November 1 and 2 not with costumes or candy, but with candles, flowers, and quiet visits to those they miss.  \nThose two dates carry two different names, and knowing the difference helps the whole  \nholiday make sense. November 1 is All Saints' Day, when many Christians honor the saints and holy people of the past, and November 2 is All Souls' Day, set aside for remembering ordinary loved ones who have died. Both grew out of the Catholic Church more than a thousand years ago, and by the 800s a pope had fixed All Saints' Day on November 1. Over the centuries the two days blended together in everyday life, so that families now often visit the cemetery across both dates. What began as a strictly religious observance slowly became a family and cultural event, one that even people who rarely attend church still keep.  \nThat blending of religion and family life looks a little different everywhere the holiday traveled. In France and Italy, the custom centers on flowers, especially chrysanthemums, which arrive by the millions and cover graves in bursts of gold and deep red. In fact, in those countries chrysanthemums are so tied to the dead that giving them as a casual gift would seem strange or even rude. In Poland, the star of the night is the candle, and cemeteries fill with so many lights that the glow can be seen from far away. A custom carried by the same church took root in different soil and grew into different traditions.  \nCross the ocean to the Philippines and that same root produced something louder and more crowded. There the holiday is known as Undas, and instead of a quiet evening it can stretch into a days-long family reunion right in the cemetery. Relatives travel long distances, clean and repaint the graves, and then settle in with food, music, card games, and folding chairs. Children who moved away for work or school come home, so the roads out of the cities jam with traffic in the days before November 1. It shows how a solemn idea, remembering the dead, can also become a warm, noisy celebration of a family still together.  \nThat mix of solemn and social is exactly why this holiday is easy to misunderstand. Because it lands beside Halloween on the calendar, some people lump the two together, but they are not the same thing and never were. Halloween grew into a night of costumes and treats, while All Souls' Day stayed focused on memory and respect. Even the popular Mexican Day of the Dead, which shares these November dates and some of the same church roots, is its own celebration with its own meaning, not a version of anything else. Each of these holidays deserves to be understood on its own terms, for what its own people say it means.  \nUnderstanding a holiday on its own terms often means noticing the small, human details. Think of a  \ngrandmother in Warsaw kneeling to light a candle, or a family in Manila laughing over a card game beside a freshly painted tomb. Modern life has changed some of the details, with electric graveside lights now sold alongside wax candles and flowers ordered online. Yet the heart of the holiday has barely moved in a thousand years, because the wish behind it is one almost everyone shares. Here is the thought worth carrying away: a holiday about people who are gone turns out to be one of the world's warmest gatherings of the living.  \nAll Souls' Day Around the World  \nName:  \n\n| Solve each problem.\u003Cbr>Use the article to answer the question.\u003Cbr>1) According to the passage, what is the","cbCaigr4u6cHj0DE","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaigr4u6cHj0DE","pdf",106918,"English","# All Souls' Day Around the World\n## Key distinctions between All Saints' Day and All Souls' Day\n## How traditions vary by country\n## Why the holiday is easy to misunderstand\n## Modern changes and enduring meaning","[{\"question\":\"What is the difference between All Saints' Day and All Souls' Day?\",\"answer\":\"All Saints' Day honors saints and holy people of the past, while All Souls' Day is for remembering ordinary loved ones who have died.\"},{\"question\":\"Why does the author say the holiday is easy to misunderstand?\",\"answer\":\"Because it comes right beside Halloween on the calendar, some people mistakenly treat them as the same kind of observance.\"},{\"question\":\"How did the holiday’s Catholic roots lead to different traditions in different countries?\",\"answer\":\"A shared religious observance spread, and the same idea took root in different cultures, producing distinct customs such as flowers in France and Italy and candles in Poland.\"}]","All Souls' Day Around the World - Solving Comprehension Questions | PDF",1790807311,25]