PRSA 101
Puerto Rico 101
Boricua?
Our 3 Roots
Events
100

What does PRSA stand for? 

Puerto Rican Student Association

100

What is the capital of Puerto Rico?

San Juan

100

What is a Boricua?

A person from Puerto Rico / a term of Puerto Rican identity

100

What are the three major cultural roots discussed in the presentation?

Taíno, Spanish, and African

100

What PRSA event is happening on September 4th?

Limber Fundraiser

200

What is one major goal of PRSA?

To educate students about Puerto Rican culture and create a sense of community on campus

200

What region is Puerto Rico located in?

The Caribbean

200

What did the Taíno call Puerto Rico before the Spanish arrived?

Borikén

200

Which cultural root contributed the Spanish language and Catholic traditions?

Spanish

200

Where is the General Member Social taking place?

Scott Park

300

Who is welcome to join PRSA?

Anyone!!!! Regardless of whether you're Puerto Rican or not!

300

What currency does Puerto Rico use?

The U.S Dollar

300

What does Borikén roughly mean?

“The great land of the brave and noble Lord”

300

Which cultural root contributed bomba, plena, and percussion traditions?

African

300

What are members making on September 15th?

Vision Boards

400

PRSA is specifically an organization dedicated to what group of students?

The Puerto Rican student body

400

What type of political status does Puerto Rico have in relation to the United States?

It is a U.S. territory

400

Who originally used the name Borikén?

The Taínos

400

Name one word in Puerto Rican Spanish that has Taíno roots.

Boricua, hamaca, or barbacoa

400

What event on September 16th celebrates Latin American & Caribbean culture?

The World Showcase

500

True or False: You have to be Puerto Rican to join PRSA.

False! Anyone can join and learn about Puerto Rican culture.

500

Name all four facts: Puerto Rico's capital, location, currency, and political status.

San Juan, Caribbean, U.S. dollar, U.S. territory

500

Why is the word “Boricua” significant today?

It is a proud term of Puerto Rican identity used to describe Puerto Ricans and Puerto Rican culture.

500

Which cultural root is connected to foods such as mofongo, acapurrias, and plátano?

African

500

Put these events in chronological order: Vision Board Making, Limber Fundraiser, General Member Social, World Showcase.

Limber Fundraiser → General Member Social → Vision Board Making → World Showcase