Famous People
Geography
History
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Dance
200

This retired Dominican baseball right fielder affectionately went go "Slammin' Sammy".

Sammy Sosa

200

Mt. Fritz Roy, located in this region, serves as a company logo

Patagonia

200

The Mexican holiday Día de Muertos is celebrated in this month.

November 

200

These central American thick tortillas filled with cheese, pork belly, or beans, are usually eaten for breakfast.

Pupusa

200

Remember it takes two to _______.

Tango

400

This actress is best know for her role in "Modern Family".

Sofía Vergara

400

This lake is the largest in South America and the highest navigable lake in the world.

Lake Titicaca

400

This Spanish surrealist painter is best know for bizarre and unexpected images, such as "The Persistence of Memory".

Salvador Dali

400

This food made from raw fish and cured in a mix of lemon/lime, onions, and spices.

Ceviche

400

This Dominican dance is recognized as the official dance of the country.

Merengue

600

She is the first Hispanic and Latina Supreme Court Justice.

Sonia Sotomayor

600

The driest non-polar desert in the world, it is often compared to Mars or the surface of the moon.

Atacama Desert
600

This Spanish colonial city is the oldest European settlement in the United States.

St. Augustine

600

Which of the following foods did not originate from the Americas: Potato, Tomato, Mango, Banana

Mango

600

Originating in Cuba, this dance's signature move is a three-beat step moving forward and then backward while shifting weight from one foot to the other.

Mamba

800

This Puerto Rican star was born in the Bronx and know for her music & movies.

Jennifer Lopez

800

This waterfall is the tallest in the world.

Angel Falls

800

Charles Darwin came up with this Theory while visiting the Galapagos Islands.

Evolution

800

This sweet is known as "creme caramel" or caramel custard in Latin America.

Flan

800

Originating in the Caribbean, this dance with strong African influences, features couples and centers on a four-beat combination of two quick steps and a slow step with a pause or tap.

Salsa

1000

One of the few artists; to have won all four major annual American entertainment awards: an Emmy, a Grammy, an Oscar, and a Tony.

Rita Moreno

1000

This natural wonder is at the border of what three countries.

Brazil, Argentina, & Paraguay 

1000

This President started the process for celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month in 1968.

Lyndon B. Johnson

1000

This popular sweet fruit, in the banana family, is often fried and served with several Spanish and Caribbean dishes. (You must answer this in Spanish)

Maduros

1000

The basic sequence of this dance is performed in a full 8-count moving within a square, consisting of three steps and then a tap or various forms of step syncopations.

Bachata

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