Grenada Then and Now
Music and Dance
Excuse My French
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Famous Grenadian Faces
Landmarks and Geography in Grenada
Tasty Grenadian Cuisine
National Symbols and Emblems
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What is the capital of Grenada?
St. George's
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Which dance is tied to African heritage?
Bele
100
This village is a Great King
Grand Roy
100
When is Carnival celebrated in Grenada?
It is celebrated in August, the second Monday and Tuesday of the month.
100
He was a Grenadian politician who served as Prime Minister of Grenada for four months in 1995.
George Brizan
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Which community in Grenada is also known as La Baye?
Grenville
100
Identify another local name for turmeric?
Saffron
100
What colours are on the Grenadian flag?
Red, green and yellow (gold)
200
Which European country first colonized Grenada?
The French
200
What genre has humorous storytelling lyrics?
Calypso
200
I am guava, rich in vitamin C, this village is named after me
Gouyave
200
What is celebrated on 7th of February annually in Grenada?
Independence Day
200
A Grenadian radio announcer, development worker, diplomat, author, model and beauty queen who won the Miss World 1970 contest, representing Grenada.
Jennifer Hosten
200
What is the highest mountain in Grenada?
Mount Saint Catherine
200
Give another name for which the dasheen plant is known
Taro, elephant ears
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What is the name of Grenada's national bird?
The Grenada Dove (leptotila wellsi)
300
In what year did Grenada gain independence from Britain?
1974
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What percussion instrument is central to folk music?
Drums
300
My name means 'swamp'.
Marigot
300
This celebration is on the 25th of October each year.
Thanksgiving Day
300
A Grenadian lawyer who served as governor-general of Grenada from 8 August 1996 until 18 November 2008.
Sir Daniel Williams
300
What is the name of the most famous waterfall in Grenada?
Annandale Falls
300
Which group of people created our national dish of oil down?
Enslaved Africans
300
What is Grenada's national dish?
Oil Down
400
Which nation invaded Grenada in 1983?
The United States of America
400
What dance involves colourful ribbons?
Maypole
400
My name is Bealieu, it means?
Beautiful place
400
This is a time that farmers plant corn and peas. Its name translates to Body of Christ.
Corpus Christi
400
A vocalist, songwriter, and guitarist, he was born in Grand Roy, St. John, also known as the "Calypso King of the World",
Slinger Francisco (The Mighty Sparrow)
400
Which body of water washes the western shores of Grenada?
The Caribbean Sea
400
What are the three main ingredients in Grenadian dumplings?
Flour, water and salt
400
The spice is a major part of Grenada's economy and even appears on its flag. What is it?
Nutmeg
500
Who led the Grenadian Revolution in 1979?
Maurice Bishop
500
Which modern genre blends soca and dancehall?
Groovy soca
500
I am 'Red Mountain", I house one of the malls in Grenada, who am I?
Morne Rouge
500
This is also known as Monday of the Holy Spirit, is the holiday celebrated the day after Pentecost, a moveable feast in the Christian liturgical calendar.
Whit Monday
500
She was the winner of Caribbean’s Next Top Model.
Kittisha Doyle
500
What is the name of the famous underwater sculpture park in Grenada?
Molinere Underwater Sculpture Park
500
Identify two spices that are produced and exported in Grenada.
Nutmeg
Clove
mace
cinnamon
500
What does the armadillo on the Grenadian coat of arms represent?
The island's wildlife and biodiversity.
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What was Grenada's main colonial crop during the 18th century?
Sugar
600
What is Grenada's most popular music genre?
Soca
600
I am Perdmontemps, my name means?
Waste of Time
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This is a Christian holy day observing the crucifixion of Jesus and his death at Calvary.
Good Friday
600
A Grenadian athlete who competes in the decathlon. He is the 2023 World and 2024 Olympic bronze medallist and a two-time Commonwealth Games champion.
Lindon Victor
600
Which large lake is found in the crater of an extinct volcano in Grenada?
Grand Etang Lake
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In Grenada, this small fish can be cooked in many different ways such as curried, baked or in waters, but it is known for being fried, especially crispy and the whole fish eaten including the bones.
Jacks and anchovies
600
What two animals support the Grenadian Coat of Arms?
Armadillo and a dove
700
Which British queen granted Grenada independence?
Queen Elizabeth II
700
Which festival celebrates drumming and dancing?
Big Drum
700
The pan competition, 'Panorama', is the actual name of this village.
Belvedere
700
This date is recognized as National Heroes Day in Grenada
October 19th
700
An icon in the Caribbean tourism and hospitality industry and the only Caribbean hotelier ever knighted by the Queen of England.
Sir Royston Hopkin
700
What is the name of the island group that includes Grenada?
The Grenadines
700
The plant has a similar tree to breadfruit, especially, in the structure of the leaves, branches and the fruit itself. However, this fruit has many seeds that are boiled, lightly salted, peeled and eaten.
Breadnut
700
What is the name of the festival in Carriacou that celebrates African heritage through communal feasting?
Saraca Festival
800
What sector contributes significantly to Grenada's economy today?
Tourism
800
What are the two categories in Grenada soca monarch competition?
Power and Groovy
800
What does this common expression 'Bon Dieu' means
Good God
800
On April 25-27th 2025, this will be celebrated in Carriacou:
Carriacou Maroon & Stringband Festival
800
A national of Grenada, assumed duties as the third Governor of the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank (ECCB) on 1 February 2016.
Sir Timothy Antoine
800
Which island is closest to Grenada?
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
800
What is the name of the land crab that is eaten widely in Grenada ?
Blue Land crab
800
A unique performance art in Carriacou involves reciting lines from Shakespeare.
Shakespeare Mas
900
What natural disaster struck Grenada in 2004?
Hurricane Ivan
900
Name three (3) steel pan bands in the parish of St. John
Pan Ossia, West Side Symphony, Grand Roy Pan Angels.
900
Tout Bagay means?
Every single thing
900
This year will be the 12th edition of this festival. The main item used in this festival is one of our export crops.
Grenada Chocolate Fest
900
He is an internationally known storyteller who has written a number of books for young children that explore the African-Caribbean experience.
Ricardo Keens Douglas
900
This statue at the Carenage harbour recognizes the fate of the Bianca C. The Italian luxury cruise ship is often referred to as the Titanic of the Caribbean.
Christ of the Deep
900
Locally, this process involves salting and drying a variety of fish for several days.
Corned fish
900
What is the name of the boat race festival in Petite Martinique?
Petite Martinique Regatta
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What is the population size today (approximate)?
110,000
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What dance style is associated with rural celebrations?
Quadrille
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What does the word tébé?
Conflict or strife (confusion)
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The longstanding festival in Carriacou which started in 1977, features elements of traditional Christmas carolling blended with the humorous storytelling of the year’s events through song.
Carriacou Parang Festival
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A Grenadian politician who served as governor-general of Grenada from 1978 to 1992
Sir Paul Scoon
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What is the name of the fort that overlooks St. George's harbour?
Fort George
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Grenadians enjoy eating stewed manicou. What is another name for manicou?
Opossum
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What industry is Petite Martinique most famous for?
Boat Building