Spanish Culture Bowl

0.0(0)
Studied by 1 person
call kaiCall Kai
learnLearn
examPractice Test
spaced repetitionSpaced Repetition
heart puzzleMatch
flashcardsFlashcards
GameKnowt Play
Card Sorting

1/499

encourage image

There's no tags or description

Looks like no tags are added yet.

Last updated 5:16 AM on 3/5/24
Name
Mastery
Learn
Test
Matching
Spaced
Call with Kai

No analytics yet

Send a link to your students to track their progress

500 Terms

1
New cards
What famous painter is considered French and Spanish?
Pablo Picasso
2
New cards
Who was Vicente Huidrobo?
A famous poet from Chile
3
New cards
Who was Amado Nervo?
A modernist Mexican poet
4
New cards
What artist is famous for his painting of Toledo?
El Greco
5
New cards
During which century did Picasso paint most of his work?
20th
6
New cards
Who painted Emiliano Zapata and his horse in a famous mural in Cuernavaca?
Diego Rivera
7
New cards
Which Mexican muralist painted the famous mural "Marcha de la humanidad" and spent four years to complete it?
David Alfaro Siqueiros
8
New cards
Who is Maribel Atienza?
a famous female bullfighter from Spain
9
New cards
Who invented mole poblano?
A nun
10
New cards
What are the words for "sandwich" in Mexico and Spain?
"Torta" in Mexico and "bocadillo" in Spain
11
New cards
What is the unusual ingredient in the sauce of mole poblano?
Chocolate
12
New cards
What is the most common type of oil used in Spanish cooking?
Olive oil
13
New cards
Where did "paella" become a specialty?
Valencia, Spain
14
New cards
What is the meat used for "tacos al pastor" in Mexico?
Pork roast
15
New cards
What is a "barbecue" called in Argentina?
Parrillada
16
New cards
From what ingredient are the candies "yemas" made?
Egg yolks
17
New cards
What is the flavor of "alioli" sauce?
Garlic
18
New cards
What are the two main ingredients of "arroz con pollo"?
Rice and chicken
19
New cards
What is traditionally served with "churros" in Spain?
thick, melted chocolate
20
New cards
What are "tapas"?
Appetizers
21
New cards
In Spain a "tinto" is red wine. What is "tinto" in Colombia?
A small cup of expresso coffee
22
New cards
What is a "guanábana"?
A tropical fruit
23
New cards
Where does the word "barbecue" come from?
Caribbean Indians
24
New cards
What is a "tortilla" Española?
Potato omelet
25
New cards
What would you buy at a "lechería"?
Dairy products
26
New cards
What food product is a major commodity in Argentina?
Beef
27
New cards
To what type of soup do many Hispanic people attribute healing powers?
Garlic soup
28
New cards
What is the name of an egg custard common in many Spanish-speaking countries?
Flan
29
New cards
What is a "banana" called in Mexico?
Plátano
30
New cards
What are "boquerones" in Spain?
Small sardines served as tapas
31
New cards
What is the main ingredient of guacamole?
Avocado
32
New cards
What spice is used in latin hot chocolate?
Cinnamon
33
New cards
What are the two main staples of the Mexican diet?
Corn and beans
34
New cards
What is a typical dish in Guatemala to celebrate Christmas and New Year?
Stuffed Turkey
35
New cards
What are sweet potatoes called in Mexico?
Camotes
36
New cards
Where is "ají de gallina" from?
Perú
37
New cards
What is the main ingredient in the soup "pozole"?
Corn
38
New cards
When does someone say "Buen provecho"?
Mealtime
39
New cards
What is the equivalent of Mexican tortillas in Colombia?
Arepas
40
New cards
What is a "paella"?
A rice dish with chicken and shellfish
41
New cards
What is "gazpacho"?
A cold vegetable soup from Andalucía, Spain
42
New cards
What is "manchego"?
A famous Spanish cheese from the region known as La Mancha
43
New cards
From what nut or seed is the drink "horchata" made?
Almonds or ground melon seeds
44
New cards
What is "turrón"?
Nougat
45
New cards
What country is the second largest exporter of coffee in the world?
Colombia
46
New cards
What does the word "ixim" mean in many Mayan languages?
Corn
47
New cards
Who first introduced the olive to Spain?
The Phoenicians
48
New cards
What is a "pepita"?
Pumpkin seed
49
New cards
What part of the pumpkin has been used since Pre-Columbian times as a base for sauces?
The seeds
50
New cards
What is used as a topping for flan?
A caramel sauce
51
New cards
Where is "arepa de huevo" a culinary tradition?
Venezuela
52
New cards
What are "chicharrones"?
Fried pork skins
53
New cards
What is sold at a "pastelería"?
Fancy cakes and sweets
54
New cards
Where is the largest enchilada made every first weekend in October?
Las Cruces, New Mexico
55
New cards
What is the name for small black beans in Venezuela?
Caraotas
56
New cards
What is "fabada"?
Bean soup with pork, ham, and sausage
57
New cards
What is the main ingredient of the drink "atole"?
Corn
58
New cards
What is the food "zarzuela"?
A spicy shellfish stew
59
New cards
If you order "pulpo" in a Hispanic restaurant, what would you be served?
Octopus
60
New cards
What vegetables are carved and judged at a festival in Oaxaca?
radishes
61
New cards
Where is "jamón serrano" from?
Spain
62
New cards
Why is no meat served on Fridays of Lent in many Hispanic countries?
Catholic custom
63
New cards
What is "menudo"?
tripe soup
64
New cards
On what date is "Rosca de Reyes" eaten?
January 6
65
New cards
What is "ice cream" called in Mexico?
Nieve
66
New cards
What is the name of the Mexican candy made from white sweet potato?
Camotes
67
New cards
What is "ceviche"?
Raw fish or shrimp marinated in lime sauce
68
New cards
What is a "gaseosa"?
A soft drink
69
New cards
What are the tamales wrapped in?
Corn shucks or banana leaves
70
New cards
What are the main ingredients of a "tortilla española"?
Eggs and potatoes
71
New cards
What are the ingredients of "ají de gallina"?
Chicken and almonds
72
New cards
What is "agua de jamaica"?
A drink made from hibiscus blossoms
73
New cards
What are "nopales"?
an edible cactus called a prickly pear
74
New cards
Why do many southwestern cities in the U.S. have Spanish names like Amarillo, El Paso, San Diego?
They were a part of Mexico
75
New cards
What Spanish conquistador founded Cali, Colombia?
Sebastián de Belalcázar
76
New cards
What is the name of the highway that runs through North and South America?
The Pan American Highway
77
New cards
In which Mexican state is Chichén Itzá?
Yucatán
78
New cards
In what country does the Amazon river begin?
Perú
79
New cards
What is the highest mountain peak in Mexico?
The Pico de Orizaba
80
New cards
What is the capital of Argentina?
Buenos Aires
81
New cards
What strait is located between Spain and Morocco?
Gibraltar
82
New cards
What countries share the waterfalls of Iguazú?
Paraguay, Argentina, & Brazil
83
New cards
Which ocean borders Uruguay?
Atlantic
84
New cards
Near what large Mexican city is Lake Chapala?
Guadalajara
85
New cards
What is the longest river in Spain?
Ebro
86
New cards
What is another name for the Río Bravo?
Río Grande
87
New cards
Which sea borders Spain?
The Mediterranean
88
New cards
Where is the tropical forest El Yunque located?
Puerto Rico
89
New cards
Where are the ruins of the Mayan cities of Chichén Itzá and Uxmal?
Yucatan Peninsula
90
New cards
What are the longest rivers in Colombia?
Magdalena and Cauca
91
New cards
In what country is the lost city of Machu Picchu?
Perú
92
New cards
Which country shares the Iberian peninsula with Spain?
Portugal
93
New cards
What is the capital of Colombia?
Bogotá
94
New cards
What mountain range stretches along the west coast of South America?
The Andes
95
New cards
What is the capital of Paraguay?
Asunción
96
New cards
Where is the Arenal volcano?
In Costa Rica
97
New cards
Which is the highest navigable lake in the world?
Lake Titicaca
98
New cards
What is the capital of Honduras?
Tegucigalpa
99
New cards
Where is the Nobel Prize winning author Gabriel García Márquez from?
Colombia
100
New cards
What Spanish archipelago is located southwest of Spain?
The Canary Islands