Geography and Climate
What are the two main cities in Portugal?
Lisbon and Porto
What is the most popular drink?
Vinho verde (a wine)
What language do people speak in Portugal?
Portuguese
What are three popular things People enjoy doing?
playing and watching sports the beach and traveling
What handmade items can be prized in other countries?
pottery, lace and linen
What are the three main parts of the Meseta?
Northern Tablelands, Central Range and Southern Tablelands
What is the most popular food in Portugal?
Pastel de nata (Portuguese custard tarts)
What ages do all people have to be in school?
6 to 18 years old
What is a popular sport?
bullfighting
When did Portugal become known for their novels, poetry and political cartoons?
In the late 1800
What is the weather like in spring and summer?
Is warm, dry with little to no rain
What are other popular foods?
different kinds of meat, salads and fruits
How many people can read and write?
almost all
What are two lively folk songs?
“Chulas” and “Viras”
What dose Portugal have a wealth of?
folk art
What is the weather like in winter?
Is cold, has lots of heavy
What are two popular side dishes served with Portugal meals?
rice and potatoes
The clothing they wear is similar to what others wear in what places?
North America and Europe
What are sad songs that are usually sung to accompaniment of a guitar called?
fados
What are the temperatures like in January and February?
70 degrees Fahrenheit to 50 degrees Fahrenheit
What food is usually served on holidays?
Fish
In rural area’s what do people wear for special occasions?
Colorful intricate traditional costumes
Who was the art style “Manueline” named after?
“King Manule”
When was the oldest school in Portugal built?
1219