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100

The main ingredient used to make guacamole.


Avocado

100

The most popular sport in Mexico.

Futbol

100

Mexico's independence day occurs in this month.

September

100

The primary language of Mexico.


Spanish


100

True or False:

Mexico is smaller than Argentina.


True


200

The time of the day you would eat Chilaquiles in Mexico.

Breakfast (Morning)

 

200

Butterflies that migrate to Mexico for winter.


Monarch

200

The capital of Mexico.

Mexico City

200

The currency of Mexico.


Peso

200

The number of time zones in Mexico.


4


300

The plant tequila is made from.


Blue agave 


300

The eagle is holding this in its mouth on the Mexican flag.

A snake

300

Mexico was colonized by this country.


Spain


300

Number of states in Mexico.


31 + Mexico City


300

The longest river in Mexico.


Rio Grande


400

The Maya's developed the preparation process for this bean that was later turned into a tasty treat.

Cacao bean

400

A form of professional wrestling characterized by high-flying aerial moves, colorful masks, and theatrical personas.

Lucha Libre

400

Which civilization came first, Maya or Atzecs?


Maya


400

River that runs along Mexico's northern border.


Rio Grande


400

Peninsula that separates the Gulf of Mexico from the Caribbean Sea.

Yucatan

500

The type of traditional Mexican folk music that is performed by a group of strolling musicians with stringed instruments.

Mariachi

500

The Mexican born baseball catcher who plays for the Toronto Blue Jays.


Alejandro Kirk

500

True or False: 

There are more people living in Spain than in Mexico.


False


500

The two countries that border Mexico to the southeast.


Belize and Guatemala


500

Mexico has this type of government:

1. Monarchy

2. Dictatorship

3. Pure Democracy

4. Federal Republic


Federal Republic


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