People from different countries see death in different ways. In Taiwan, we seldom talk about it even on Tomb SweepingDay. In Mexico, people celebrate the Day of the Dead with joy. During the festival, they also sweep tombs, but theyremember their dead relatives in a lively way.           Two months ago, I visited my friend, Rosa, in Mexico. I was there for the Day of the Dead on November first andsecond. We invited the ghosts back to our world. We painted our faces and dressed up in costumes. Later, we danced at astreet party. It was so fun.
           Back at Rosa’s house, there were flowers, candles, candy, and food on the table. Her family cooked a big meal foreveryone, and then shared touching stories of their dead relatives with me. For Mexicans, the Day of the Dead is all aboutlove, not fear.
 ＊ sweep 清掃 tomb 墳墓 relative 親戚
【題組】11. What is the reading mainly about?
(A) The writer’s trip in Mexico.
(B) The writer’s dead relatives in Mexico.
(C) The writer’s costume for the street party.
(D) The writer celebrated the Day of the Dead in Mexico.