Grammar concepts
Mexico
Food in Mexico
Traditions in the Spanish speaking world
Schooling in Mexico
100

The only form that doesn't require stem changing when conjugating?

Nosotros 

100

What is Mexico's capital? 

Mexico City

100

Why are corn tortillas important in Mexican food?

Corn tortillas are important because corn has been a main food in Mexico since ancient times.

100

What is Día de los Muertos?

Día de los Muertos is a Mexican tradition where families honor and remember loved ones who have died with altars, food, flowers, and celebrations.

100

At what age do most children in Mexico start school?

Most children in Mexico start primary school at around age 6.

200

What would you change adjective endings to for gender?

a for female o for male

200

What is the currency in Mexico?

Mexican Pesos

200

Why are chili peppers important in Mexican cuisine?

Corn tortillas are important because corn has been a main food in Mexico since ancient times.

200

Why do people celebrate Las Posadas in many Spanish-speaking countries?

Las Posadas are celebrated in December to remember Mary and Joseph’s search for shelter before Jesus was born, often with songs, processions, and food.

200

What subjects are commonly taught in Mexican schools?

Mexican schools usually teach subjects like Spanish, math, science, history, and civics.

300

Why do Spanish nouns have gender?

Spanish nouns are either masculine or feminine, and articles and adjectives must agree with the noun’s gender.

300

What are the flag colors of Mexico?

Green, Red, White

300

What ingredients are commonly used in Mexican cooking?

Common ingredients include corn, beans, chili peppers, tomatoes, rice, and spices.

300

What is the purpose of Quinceañera celebrations?

A Quinceañera celebrates a girl’s 15th birthday and represents her transition from childhood to adulthood in many Latin American cultures.

300

What is the difference between public and private schools in Mexico?

Public schools are free and funded by the government, while private schools require tuition and may offer different programs or resources.

400

What is verb conjugation in Spanish?

Verb conjugation is changing a verb’s ending to match the subject and the tense, such as hablo (I speak) or hablan (they speak).

400

What is Cinco de Mayo?

Celebrates the Mexican victory over France at the Battle of Puebla on May 5, 1862. 

400

Why is corn such an important food in Mexico?

Corn is important because it has been grown in Mexico for thousands of years and is used to make many foods like tortillas and tamales.

400

How does Semana Santa reflect religion and culture in Spanish-speaking countries?

Semana Santa includes parades, reenactments, and church events that honor the final days of Jesus’ life, showing the strong influence of Catholicism on culture and traditions.

400

Why is learning Spanish important in Mexican schools?

Learning Spanish is important because it is the main language used for communication, education, and national unity across Mexico.

500

When do you use ser instead of estar?

Ser is used for permanent traits and identity, while estar is used for temporary states, locations, and conditions.

500

When is Mexicos Independence day?

September 16th.

500

What role does food play in Mexican family life?

Food brings families together through shared meals, celebrations, and traditional recipes passed down over time.

500

Why do traditions in the Spanish-speaking world often vary from country to country, even when they share a language?

Traditions differ because each country has its own history, Indigenous cultures, religious practices, and regional customs that shape how traditions are celebrated.

500

How does education in Mexico help preserve national culture and identity?

Mexican schools teach history, traditions, and civic values, helping students understand their culture, respect their heritage, and develop a sense of national identity.