History of the Spanish Language
Miscellaneous
Countries
Day of the Dead
Christmas Traditions in the World
100

From which language does Spanish come?

Latin

100

It is common to exchange this when greeting each other in Spanish-speaking countries.

a kiss (on the cheek)

100
Name a typical food from Mexico.
enchiladas, tacos, burritos, tamales, etc.
100

What time of the year is Día de los Muertos celebrated?

end of October, beginning of November

100

During Christmastime in Japan, the Japanese people most usually orders from which fast food restaurant?

KFC

200

What is the name of the dialect of Spanish that was made official by King Alfonso X?

Castilian (castellano)

200
Name something you can find in a plaza of a city or town.

cafés, restaurants, fountains, shops, etc.

200

Which popular musician comes from Colombia?

Shakira
200

Name at least three things you can find on an ofrenda.

candles, pictures of loved ones, food and drinks, religious figures, flowers, etc.

200

The _____ is a Christmas log that poops out presents when struck with a stick. This tradition is most prevalent in Catalonia.

Caga Tió

300

Spanish is the first language of approximately how many people in the world?

450 million

300

Who painted The Persistence of Memory (affectionately known as The Melting Clocks painting.)

Salvador Dalí

300

From what country does the flamenco originate?

Spain

300

______ is the most prevalent symbol of the Day of the Dead. She is an old skeletal woman who symbolizes that even money cannot save you from death.

La Catrina

300

When the Caga Tió poops out _______, it means it has no more presents to give!

herring (salted herring / fish / water)

400

How many countries have Spanish as an official language?

21

400

In which museum is The Persistence of Memory currently on display?

The Museum of Modern Art

400

What is the most beloved animal in Perú?

alpaca / llama / vicuña

400

The pan de muerto is decorated with dough made to be shaped like ____.

bones

400

_______ is an annual tradition in Mexico that starts on December 16 and lasts until Christmas. Children dress up as Mary and Joseph and reenact their trip to try to find an inn to stay in so that Mary can give birth to Jesus.

Las Posadas

500

Languages that originate from Latin, such as French, Spanish, Portuguese, and Italian, are in a group called the _______ languages.

Romance
500

In which country was the INFRAMEN founded?

El Salvador

500

Describe the geographical shape of Chile.

Long and narrow

500

What is the most popular flower used in the Day of the Dead?

marigold / cempasúchitl

500

Which city is the Christmas capital of the Philippines?

San Fernando