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Music
100

Coucou and Flying Fish is a popular dish on this island...

Barbados

100

“Pickney dem”

Children/kids

100

A celebration where people wear bright costumes and participate in street parades with colorful floats and different kinds of music. 

Carnival 

100

How many languages are spoken in the Caribbean?

6- 

  • Spanish
  • French
  • English
  • Dutch
  • Haitian Creole
  • Papiamento
100

Who founded reggae music?


Bob Marley

200

Trinidad ad\nd Tobago are known for this dish...

Crab & Callaloo

200

“Lime”

Party

200

How is Carnival celebrated in the Caribbean?

These three elements—dressing in masquerade, music, and dancing

200

What countries celebrate Carnival?

Cologne, Germany 

Venice, Italy

Barcelona, Spain

Nice, France

Binche, Belgium

Ivrea, Italy

200

Calypso is a genre of music originating from which Caribbean Island?

Trinidad

300

Conch Frittersare native to this island...

The Bahamas

300

“Pompasetting”

Showing off

300

When does the Dominican Republic celebrate their Independence Day? 

February 

300

What sports are played in the Carribean as well as in the United States? 

Baseball, Soccer 
300

What Caribbean island does Raggaeton originate from?

Puerto Rico

400

La Bandera is a popular dish from this island?

The Dominican Republic

400

“Mi bumpsey”  

Oh shoot!

400

The Merengue Festival is what region's most popular Latin music festival?

Puerto Rico

400

Where did Carnival costumes come from?

The first costumes and masks appeared in Brazil's colonial days.

400

What is the modern méringue dance music of Haiti called?

Kompa

500

Fungee and Pepperpot are dishes from these islands...

Antigua and Barbuda

500

 “Cheese on bread!”

Wow!

500
The Bahamas celebrate their Independence day in ____. 

July 

500

What do feathers represent in Carnival costumes?

Natural objects such as feathers were worn to symbolize humans' ability to rise above difficulty, whether that be pain, heartbreak, illness, etc.

500

 This Latin American style of music originated in the Dominican Republic in the first half of the 20th century

Bachata