Name places that Mardi Gras is famously celebrated...extra points for more than 1 answer...
New Orleans, Rio de Janeiro (Brazil), Venice (Italy), Nice (France), Haiti, Dominican Republic, Sri Lanka are all acceptable answers
What country's settlers brought Mardi Gras to the U.S.?
France
This is the color "violet" or "violette" in French.
Purple
What state is NO in?
Louisiana
What are the colors of Mardi Gras?
A. purple, gold, blue
B. green, blue, gold
C. purple, green, gold
D. pink, vermillion, chartreuse
C. purple, green, gold
What day comes after Mardi Gras?
Ash Wednesday
"Gateau" is how we say this word in English. We eat them with frosting for dessert, sometimes with a glass of milk.
Cake
Which of the following styles of cooking is most associated with the City that Care Forgot?
a. Cajun
b. Creole
c. French
d. Southern
What shape is a King Cake?
a. triangle
b. rectangle
c. oval
d. dodecagon
c. oval
What is the day before Mardi Gras called?
Lundi Gras
Fat Tuesday is the English way to say this special day.
Mardi Gras
Which of the following jazz greats did not hail from the Crescent City?Hint
a.Louis Armstrong
b.Al Hirt
c.Pete Fountain
d.B.B. King
d.B.B. King
King was born in Mississippi and made a name for himself in Memphis.
What does Mardi Gras translate to in English?
The Rex Organization is responsible for this colorful tradition.
the traditional colors of mardi gras- Purple, green and gold.
These are the three colors of Mardi Gras: "violet," "or," and "vert."
Purple, Gold, Green
Which term is used in New Orleans for a submarine type sandwich?
a. sub
b. grinder
c. po'boy
A basic poboy is a beef and gravy on a bun. It came into being in 1929, when there was a four-month strike against the streetcar company and free food, in the form of poboys was given to the strikers by a local restaurant.
Where was the first Mardi Gras in the United States celebrated?
a. New York, NY
b. Chicago, IL
c. New Orleans, LA
d. Mobile, AL
d. Mobile, AL
New Orleans canceled Mardi Gras parades in the 1870s due to the outbreak of what disease?
Yellow Fever
This is English for "Laissez les bon temps rouler"? It starts with "Let the . . ."
"Let the good times roll"
What style of architecture are most of the French Quarter's buildings reminiscent of?Hint
a. French
b. Italian
c. Caribbean
d. Spanish
d. Spanish
While originally constructed in the French style, a fire in the late 1700s led to a rebuilding of the structures during Spanish rule.