Fat Tuesday
Mardi Gras
Foods
New Orleans
Mardi Gras Parade
100

What is another name for Fat Tuesday?

Fastnacht Day
100

What day comes after Mardi Gras?

Ash Wednesday

100

What is the signature Mardi Gras dessert?

King Cake

100

What state is New Orleans located in?

Louisiana 

100

What city is famous for the Mardi Gras parade? 

New Orleans, Louisiana 

200

The word Fastnacht originated from what language?

German

200

What time does New Orleans law require masks to be removed on Mardi Gras?

6 pm

200

What is traditionally hid inside a King Cake?

A plastic baby

200

On average, how many people typically visit New Orleans for Mardi Gras?

1.4 Million

200

A man dressed as whom was credited with popularizing throwing beads?

Santa Claus

300

What does Fastnacht mean in German?

Fasting Night

300

What does Purple signify during Mardi Gras?

Justice

300

What does it mean when you find what was hidden in your piece of the King Cake?

You buy next years cake or host the party next year

300

What was the name of the Hurricane that devastated New Orleans in 2005?

Hurricane Katrina 

300

How many pounds of beads are thrown during the Mardi Gras Parade?

25 million pounds

400

Why is Fat Tuesday the day before Ash Wednesday?

Ash Wednesday signifies the start of the Catholic and Protistan lent season where something is removed for fasting purposes.  Usually this is sugar, so fill up on your sugar before you give it up for 40 days.  

400

What does gold signify during Mardi Gras?

Power

400

What is the King Cake usually made of?

Brioche 

400

New Orleans is known as the birth place of what type of music?

Jazz

400

Mardi Gras beads used to be made of what material? 

Glass

500

What big celebration happens on Fat Tuesday?

Mardi Gras

500

What does green signify during Mardi Gras?

Faith

500

What is the most popular food for Fat Tuesday?

Fastnacht 

500

What is the name of the college that is located in New Orleans?

Tulane University

500

Mardi Gras parades were canceled for 2021 in New Orleans due to the pandemic.  Instead of floats, how did the city decorate to enjoy a Mardi Gras experience?

Houses were decorated so people could drive by and enjoy the experience