Cuban classic cars and taxi drivers

What is a common sight in Havana, Cuba?

• Colorful cars from the 1950's

• Shiny modern cars

• Horse-drawn carriages

• Bicycles

What happened to American tourism in Cuba after Fidel Castro came to power?

• It increased significantly.

• It remained the same.

• It shifted to other Caribbean countries.

• It came to a halt.

What did (or do) Cubans do to keep their classic cars running after the ban on imported cars?

• They sold their cars to collectors who had money to fix them.

• They converted their cars to electric cars.

• They used parts from tractors or lawnmowers as makeshift parts.

• They imported car parts illegally.

Why did Cuba have a large number of classic American cars in the 1940s and 1950s?

• Cuba had a shortage of local car manufacturers.

• Cuba had a ban on imported cars and car parts.

• Cuba had a strong urban middle class with a passion for American cars.

• Cuba had a surplus of American cars due to a trade agreement.

What is the average monthly salary of a Cuban?

• $40

• $60

• $80

• $20

What do Cubans use monthly ration cards for?

• To purchase food from private restaurants

• To access healthcare services

• To get their monthly rations from storage houses

• To receive government subsidies

What is the main source of additional income for most Cubans?

• Selling things second-hand

• Investing in the stock market

• Receiving subsidies from the government

• Having a second side-job that may not be completely legal

What is the main challenge faced by highly trained workers in Cuba?

• Limited access to education

• Lack of recognition for their qualifications

• Low salaries set by the state

• Lack of job opportunities

What is a career path in Cuba that allows individuals to make their own money?

• Working in the government

• Working in the tourism industry

• Working as a doctor

• Being a taxi driver

How much can an hour-long ride in a classic car cost in Cuba?

• $20 to $30

• $50-$75

• $75-$100

• Over $100