Have you ever eaten a piragua?

Long narrow boat that is pointed at both ends and that is moved by a paddle with one blade

• Descent

• Canoes

• Combination

• Distinctive

• Anise

Having a quality or characteristic that makes a person or thing different from others: different in a way that is easy to notice

• Descent

• Canoes

• Combination

• Distinctive

• Anise

A plant with seeds that are used in cooking and to flavor candies and drinks

• Descent

• Canoes

• Combination

• Distinctive

• Anise

The people in your family who lived before you were born: your ancestors

• Descent

• Canoes

• Combination

• Distinctive

• Anise

A result or product of combining two or more things or people

• Descent

• Canoes

• Combination

• Distinctive

• Anise

Extremely important and necessary

• Descent

• Canoes

• Combination

• Distinctive

• Essential

Having or using machinery

• Mechanical

• Canoes

• Combination

• Distinctive

• Essential

Piragua is a combination of Spanish words that means what?

• Falvour and snow

• Canoe and shaved ice

• Pyramid and water

• Umbrella and heat

What was the main idea of this Wonder?

• A detailed description and cultural significance of a flavored, shaved ice treat called Piragua

• Popular summer time activities of communities with a large population of people with Puerto Rico heritage.

• The geographical diversity of the archipielago of Puerto Rico

• Traditional foods eaten in large cities like Chicago, New york and Miami.

In Puerto Rico, the word Piragua refers to the flavored, shaved ice summer treat, but in most other Spanish speaking countries it refers to what?

• A mechanical ice shaver

• A cart that sells umbrellas

• A tropical forest

• A type of boat