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What is Spain’s capital?
Madrid
100
A drink made from blended rice, water, and spices.
Horchata
100
Famous painter known for her self portraits and including political messages in her art.
Frida Kahlo
100
What holiday is celebrated on November 1st and 2nd in Mexico?
Dia de los Muertos
100
This sport is called something else in Spanish speaking countries.
Football
200
What is Mexico’s capital?
México City
200
This fried treat is often filled with chocolate and coated with cinnamon sugar.
Churro
200
The name of the civilization that previously occupied Peru.
Incas
200
A fifteenth birthday celebration.
Quincenera
200
Name 1 country that is considered a Latino country but not a Hispanic country.
Brazil
300
What is Peru’s capital?
Lima
300
Made from masa dough, usually filled with stewed meat, and steamed in a banana leaf.
Tamales
300
This Latina pop superstar brought Mexican Tejano music to mainstream media with hits like "Como La Flor" and "Bid...
Selena Quintanilla
300
During what month is Las Posadas celebrated?
December, it is a religious festival celebrated in Mexico and some parts of the United States between December 16 and 24 before Christmas.
300
A traditional Mayan ruin in Yucatan.
Chichen Itza
400
What is Ecuador’s capital?
Quito
400
Where in the world are arepas from?
Venezuela
400
The date of independence of Mexico.
September 16th
400
What does Cinco de Mayo celebrate?
Mexican Army's victory over the French Empire at the Battle of Puebla
400
The most iconic piece in Spanish literature
Don Quixote
500
What is Nicaragua’s capital?
Managua
500
Traditional dish with a base of rice and garnished with anything from vegetables to meat to seafood.
Paella
500
During WWll, Spain was under the regime of this person.
Francisco Franco
500
Mexican folk musicians who play string instruments.
Mariachis
500
Which type of dance usually has the fastest rhythm?
A) Salsa
B) Bachata
C) Mambo
Mambo