On one holiday, practitioners of this religion participate in a practice similar to trick-or-treating referred to as spoon-banging. (15[1])The name of this religion’s ten-day Frawardigan festival alludes (15[1])to the winged fravashi. (15[3])Seven (15[2])categories of items (15[1])whose names begin (15[1])with the (-5[1])letter “s” (15[2]-5[1])are among (15[1])the haft-seen (15[1]-5[1])items (15[2])in this religion’s vernal equinox celebration. (-5[2])This religion’s practitioners celebrate (-5[1])six festivals called gahambars that are said to reflect both seasonal changes and the (*) Amesha Spenta. (10[2])The dead (10[1])are commemorated (10[1])during this holiday’s intercalary “Gatha” days. (10[1])Practitioners of this religion jump over fires (10[1])on (10[2])Chaharshanbe (10[1]-5[2])Suri, (10[1]-5[1])the first celebration of this religion’s New Year celebration of (10[1])Nowruz. (10[8]-5[1])For 10 points, (-5[1])name this dualistic Persian religion whose practitioners (10[1])believe (10[1])in a conflict between (10[1])Angra Mainyu (10[1])and Ahura (10[1])Mazda. ■END■ (10[7])