In Theta one of our main values is Sisterhood! This is the word for 'sister' in Spanish:
¿Qué es, -hermana-?
These thick cakes made from cornmeal, and stuffed with cheese, beans, and squash, are the national dish of El Salvador.
¿Que son, -las pupusas-?
This country, where a new species of cat -el Tilcayo- was discovered last week, has two capitals in La Paz and Sucre.
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¿Cual país es, Bolivia?
This Puerto Rican singer, with hits such as MALDITA POBREZA, recently performed at the Superbowl!!
¿Quién es Bad Bunny?
In Spain, when little kids lose their teeth, instead of a tooth fairy, this creature comes to visit and give them money.
¿Quién es, -the tooth mouse-, o, -el ratoncito Pérez?
The earliest known water purification system using zeolite, was invented by the Mayans near Tikal, Guatemala. This Spanish word for water is irregular in the singular form, but regular in the plural form (include the article!)
In 1948, Presidente José Figueres Ferrer took a sledgehammer to the walls of the army headquarters in this country, symbolizing the complete demilitarization of the country. To this day, this country remains one of the only ones in the world which doesnt have a military.
This Colombian singer became one of the best-selling music artists of all time and performed at the FIFA World Cup closing ceremony in 2006.
¿Quién es, Shakira?
In the US there is 59 million Spanish speakers! More than 48% of this states population are Hispanic, making it the state with the highest proportion of Spanish speakers in the USA!
Pablo Neruda and Gabriel Garcia Marquez have both won the Nobel Prize in what category?
¿Qué es, -literature-?
This word in Spanish and English for a sweet treat, comes from -xokolatl-, which is a word in Nahuatl. Nahuatl is an indigenous language spoken by the Aztecs, and still used in Mexico by 1.7 million people today.
¿Qué es, -chocolate-?
In 1856, US journalist William Walker invaded this Central American country with a private army, declared himself king, and legalized slavery. After being deposed by revolutionaries, he was later arrested and executed by the government of Honduras.
This Venezuelan leader is known as -El Libertador- because he overthrew the Spanish Empire in Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Panama, Peru, and Venezuela. (hint, One of those countries is named after him.)
¿Quién es, Simón Bolívar?
This Mexican-American singer was nicknamed as -Tejano Madonna- because of her iconic fashion choices and how influencial she was for Tejano music.
¿Quién es Selena Quintanilla-Pérez?
This individual was the first Hispanic US Supreme court justice.
¿Quién es Sonia Sotomayor?
This cute lil bird (called the Quetzal) gave its name to the currency of this Central American country, because ancient Mayans traded its feathers as money. 
¿Cual país es Guatemala?
In this South American capitol city you can balance a raw egg upright, or watch water in a bathroom sink go straight down (i.e. not swirl clockwise or counterclockwise.) Hint, this phenomenon has to do with its location on Earth, for which this citys parent country is named.
¿Qué ciudad es, -Quito, Ecuador-?
At 2070ft of altitude higher than Denver, this majority Spanish-speaking city is the highest capital city in North America.
¿Qué es la Ciudad de México?
The word -Parangaricutirimícuaro- is a tongue twister that kids like to say on the playground, and its also the name of a small town in Michoacán. Michoacán is one of the 31 states of this Spanish-speaking country.
¿Cual país es, México?
Everyone can probably count to ten in Spanish, but if you wanted to talk about the current year, you would say it like this.
El Salvador was the first country in the world to use this thing as a legal tender currency.
This drug, used to treat malaria, is found in the bark of the Chinchoa tree in Ecuador. It is also the main ingredient in tonic water.
This country has one of the highest literacy rates in the world, over 99%.
¿Cual país es, Cuba?
The word for this traditional Mexican dance sounds a lot like the Spanish dance -flamenco-.

¿-Qué es, Folklórico-?