Emblems of Independence ( Barbados)

What is the national dish of Barbados?

• macaroni pie and chicken

• cou cou and salt fish

• pudding and souse

• conkies

• cou cou and flying fish

What are the three colours of the flag?

• blue, yellow and black

• ultra-marine, gold and black

• aqua-marine, gold and black

• teal, silver and white

What does the broken trident represent?

• The broken trident represents a eating with a fork.

• The broken trident represents eating cou cou and flying fish.

• The broken trident represents Barbados' break away, or independence from England.

• The broken trident represents the sun and the sea of Barbados.

Name the dish made from pumpkin, sweet potatoe, coconut and sometimes contains raisins. It is stewed rather than baked.

• sweet bread

• cassava pone

• conkies

• corn pone

Who is the Prime Minister of Barbados?

• The Hon. Sandra Mason

• The Hon. Santia Bradshaw

• The Right Hon. Mia A. Mottley

• The Hon. Dame Eugenia Charles

Name the father of independence.

• The Right Excellent Errol Walton Barrow

• The Right Excellent Joh Michael Geoffrey Manningham Adams

• The Hon. Grantley Herbert Adams

• The Hon. Owen Seymour Aurthur

Which country did Barbados gain independence from?

• America

• Bahamas

• Canada

• England

Name the emblem described below.

A symbol that represents a specific country. It appears on money, passports, government buildings and so on. It also carries the motto of the country.

• The Flag

• The Motto

• The Coat of Arms

• The Trident

Fill in the missing part of the motto.

Pride and _______________________.

Finish the National Anthem.

These fields and hills

beyond recall are now our very own.

We write our names on____________________.