Dancehall
He is widely recognized as the "King of Dancehall," thanks to an iconic career spanning decades and massive hits like "Romping Shop" and "Summertime."
Vybz Kartel
This legendary group, featuring Bob Marley, Peter Tosh, and Bunny Wailer, originally formed in 1963 under a slightly longer, "crying" name.
The Wailers (Accept: The Wailing Wailers)
This waterfall in St. Ann is one of Jamaica’s most famous attractions.
Dunn's River Falls
This tough, starchy bread made from grated cassava root was a staple of the indigenous Taíno people and is still enjoyed today, often soaked in coconut milk and fried.
Bammy
True or false: A customer who would like to place an order for checks can send it to a P.O. Box.
True or false
Before he became a global dancehall superstar, this artist, born Winston Foster, survived childhood neglect and skin cancer to become dancehall’s ultimate "King of Yellow."
Yellowman
Often cited as the first-ever reggae song to hit #1 on the UK charts, this 1969 track by Desmond Dekker & the Aces tells the story of a struggling worker.
Israelites
Found in Falmouth, this magical body of water glows in the dark when disturbed, thanks to millions of microscopic organisms called dinoflagellates.
Luminous Lagoon
This hearty, greenish soup gets its distinct texture and name from the leafy tops of the taro or dasheen plant, often simmered with coconut milk and crab.
Callaloo soup (Accept: Pepperpot soup)
A customer made an email error on their business card. The order has not shipped as yet. What would you do?
Smart replacement
In 2020, this teenage sensation made history by becoming both the youngest artist and the first female Jamaican reggae/dancehall artist to win the Grammy for Best Reggae Album.
Koffee
This legendary session band and production duo, consisting of drummer Sly Dunbar and bassist Robbie Shakespeare, anchored the sound of countless reggae hits.
Sly and Robbie
Located in Port Antonio, this 200-foot-deep natural pool is famous for its intense turquoise water and served as the filming location for a 1980 Brooke Shields film.
Blue Lagoon
This small, gelatinous, orange-red fruit is frequently soaked to create a refreshing, tart beverage, but its seeds are notoriously sticky and are traditionally used to make homemade paste or glue.
Stinking toe
Paul was issued a store credit one year ago. He would love to place an order, but the credit has expired. What would you do?
Reissue a one-time store credit and set expectations.
In dancehall culture, this is the name given to the custom audio tracks where an artist records a personalized version of their hit song to praise a specific sound system or selector.
Dubplate
This 1972 crime film starring Jimmy Cliff features a legendary soundtrack that is widely credited with introducing reggae music to a mainstream global audience.
The Harder They Come
Which two museums are based on Jamaican artists?
Bob Marley Museum and Peter Tosh Museum
This hearty, thick soup traditionally cooked on Saturdays features root vegetables, meat, and small, rolled flour dumplings known by this rhythmic name.
Spinners
How much replacement can be done on an order?
Three
This 1990s riddim, produced by Dave Kelly, shares its name with an annual green phenomenon and birthed mega-hits like Beenie Man's "Bookshelf" and Sean Paul's "Deport Them."
Bookshelf Riddim
This eccentric producer’s Black Ark studio was the birthplace of some of the most innovative dub and reggae sounds of the 1970s before he famously burned it down.
Lee "Scratch" Perry
Perched on stilts on a sandbar a mile out at sea, this iconic, rustic watering hole requires a boat ride from Treasure Beach or Black River just to get a drink.
Floyd's Pelican Bar (Accept: Pelican Bar)
This heavily spiced, dark brown gravy is a Sunday dinner staple, traditionally achieved by caramelizing sugar in a hot pot before adding beef or oxtail.
Browning
A customer is requesting a supervisor for a simple issue. What would you do?
Try to de-escalate.