The National Flag of Trinidad and Tobago

What are the colours of the national flag of Trinidad and Tobago?

• Pink, Yellow, Grey

• Magenta, Cream, Blue

• Red, White, Black

• White, Red, Green

When was the flag of Trinidad and Tobago first put up on a flag pole?

• Shortly after the dinosaurs

• Independence day, August 31st 1962

• Christmas 1962

• Carnival 1962

In the national flag of Trinidad and Tobago, what does the colour red represent?

• Red Power Ranger

• The Scarlet Ibis

• The Chaconia flower

• It represents the Fire element.

In the national flag of Trinidad and Tobago, what does the colour white represent?

• A blank sheet of paper

• White is the sea, by which these lands are bound

• White power ranger

• White powder

In the national flag of Trinidad and Tobago, what does the colour black represent?

• Black power ranger

• The dirt

• It is the colour of strength, of unity of purpose, and of the wealth of the land.

• The night sky

How was the flag created?

• Imported from China.

• A copy book page

• A shop in West Mall

• The National Flag was selected from a series of designs created by the Independence Committee in 1962.

Which country does this flag belong to?

• Trinidad

• Tobago

• British Empire

• Jamaica

Which country does this flag belong to?

• Italy

• Germany

• Bahrain

• The Republic of Trinidad and Tobago

Which country does this flag belong to?

• Great Britain (British Empire, U.K)

• Tobago

• Trinidad

• Canada

Which of the following should you NOT DO with the national flag?

Check all that apply.

• The Flag should not be allowed to touch anything beneath it, such as the ground, the floor or water.

• It should not be drawn back or drawn up in folds but always allowed to fall free.

• The National Flag must not be dipped to any person or thing; this honour will be rendered by the Defence Force Colours.