Geography & Weather
Is Brazil hot, cold, or mixed in weather?
Mostly hot and tropical.
What’s a popular everyday food in Brazil?
Rice and beans.
What’s the main religion in Brazil?
Christianity, mostly Catholic.
What’s Brazil’s biggest festival?
Carnival!
What foreign food is super common in Brazil now?
Pizza or fast food like burgers.
What fruit grows easily in Brazil’s climate?
Mango, pineapple, or açaí.
Why do people like street food so much?
It’s quick, cheap, and full of flavor.
What foods are avoided during Lent for some people?
Red meat, replaced by fish.
What kind of food do people enjoy at Carnival?
Street snacks like meat skewers, corn, and fried treats.
What Brazilian drink became famous worldwide?
Açaí smoothies or coffee.
Why is seafood common in coastal areas?
Because Brazil has a long coastline with lots of fish.
What’s a typical meal for working people during lunch?
A plate with rice, beans, meat, and salad.
How do African traditions influence Brazilian food?
Spices, coconut milk, and palm oil are often used.
What sweets are common at birthdays?
Brigadeiros (chocolate balls).
How does tourism affect food in Brazil?
Restaurants mix local and global flavors.
What big river helps people get food in the Amazon area?
The Amazon River.
How do people show kindness during meals?
They share food and eat together.
What’s a dish that came from Afro-Brazilian culture?
Feijoada or acarajé.
What foods are served at Festa Junina (June Festival)?
Corn dishes, cakes, and hot drinks.
What’s a food that blends cultures?
Pastel, a fried pastry inspired by other countries’ cooking.
How does the climate affect farming in Brazil?
It’s great for crops like coffee, sugar, and tropical fruits.
Why are barbecues (churrascos) popular?
They bring friends and families together on weekends.
What does food mean in Brazilian culture?
It’s a way to show love, share joy, and celebrate together.
What do people often drink at celebrations?
Juices, soft drinks, or tropical fruit punch.
How has Brazil shared its food with the world?
Through music, sports events, and Brazilian restaurants abroad.