JMU FACTS
This athletic building wasn't completed until 2016.
What is UREC?
This country covers 50% of the South American continent.
What is Brazil?
This Louisiana stew is a mixture of Cajun and Creole culture.
What is gumbo?
Second female rapper to win a grammy.
Who is Doechii?
Double Jeopardy:
This is the world's largest land animal.
What is an elephant?
The original name of JMU.
What is Madison College?
The third largest island in the Caribbean.
What is Jamaica?
This dish is made from masa, wrapped in corn husks or banana leaves and steamed.
What are tamales?
The famous Latina singer, who was born in Texas in 1971.
Who is Selena?
These animals are known for sleeping the most.
What are koala bears?
The oldest building on East Campus.
What is ISAT/King Hall?
This country has the largest population in Africa.
What is Nigeria?
A well known rice dish in Ghana.
What is jollof rice?
This South African singer made history by being the youngest African artist to win a Grammy.
Who is Tyla?
This animal's diet consists of algae and shrimp, giving them their pink color.
What is a flamingo?
Dr. Rosaura Dominguez-Rebollar is the new coordinator in this office.
What is CMSS? (Coordinator for Affinity Spaces & Student Success)
Smallest Country in Central America
What is El Salvador
Ghana is one of the world's largest producers of this ingredient.
What is cocoa?
The birth place of reggae music.
What is Jamaica?
This insect is the loudest in the world.
What is a cicada?
Location of the original swimming pool on the Quad.
What is Keezell Hall?
This country in South America has two capitals.
Bonus: What are they?
What is Bolivia?
Bonus: La Paz and Sucre
Double Jeopardy:
This fruit is cooked, then used in many dishes from Africa, Latin America, and Asia.
What are Plantains/Bananas?
Double Jeopardy:
First Latina actress to win an Academy Award for her role in West Side Story.
Who is Rita Moreno?
This animal is a hybrid of a donkey and a horse.
What is a mule?