El Dominó es el Juego de Cuba Quiz

What does the game of dominó reflect about Cuban culture?

• A. The way Cubans dress

• C. The type of food Cubans eat

• B. The way Cubans think, speak, and behave

• D. The type of music Cubans listen to

Where is dominó played in Cuban society?

• C. In streets, houses, and parties

• A. Only in government buildings

• D. Only in schools

• B. Only in private clubs

How is dominó played in the western region of Cuba different from other countries?

• A. It uses 28 tiles up to double 6

• B. It uses 55 tiles up to double 9

• C. It uses 32 tiles up to double 6

• D. It uses 55 tiles up to double 6

What do players use during the game of dominó that can become part of everyday speech?

• A. Hand gestures

• B. Standardized phrases

• D. Dance moves

• C. Musical instruments

What does the game of dominó contribute to in Cuban popular culture?

• D. Cuban jargon

• C. Cuban music

• B. Cuban cuisine

• A. Traditional dances

What is a common phrase used during a game of dominó in Cuba?

• A. 'Checkmate'

• B. 'Capicúa'

• C. 'Uno'

• D. 'Bingo'

What is the maximum number of players in a game of dominó in Cuba?

• A. 2

• B. 4

• C. 6

• D. 8

What is the significance of the game of dominó in Cuban social gatherings?

• A. It is a form of entertainment

• B. It is a form of competition

• C. It is a form of communication

• D. All of the above

What is the term used when a player has no legal move in a game of dominó in Cuba?

• A. 'Stalemate'

• B. 'Blocked'

• C. 'Check'

• D. 'Capicúa'

What is the significance of the 'double six' tile in a game of dominó in Cuba?

• A. It is the highest scoring tile

• B. It is the lowest scoring tile

• C. It is the most common tile

• D. It is the least common tile