Sea Project

1. What is the origin of the Camino de Santiago?

• The Camino de Santiago originated as a pilgrimage route to the shrine of Saint James the Great in Santiago de Compostela, Spain.
• The Camino de Santiago originated as a military training path.
• The Camino de Santiago originated as a trade route for spices.
• The Camino de Santiago originated as a tourist attraction.

1. Why do they use a Scallop Shell as a symbol to guide the pilgrims?

• It is a symbol of good luck and fortune

• It represents the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage route.

• It represents a famous seashell collection
• It is a symbol of wealth and prosperity

1. What is the Jacobean Year?

• The Jacobean Year is the year in the Julian calendar introduced by King James I in 1603.
• When Jacobo was born.

• The Jacobean Year is the year in the Roman calendar introduced by King James I in 1603.
• A year is considered a Jacobean or Holy Year when Saint James Day, 25th July, falls on a Sunday.

1. Where does Mediterranean Sea name comes from?

• Comes from the Latin “Mar Medi Terraneum” and means “sea in the middle of the land”

• Comes from French word 'Méditerranée'

• German word 'Mittelmeer'
• Latin word 'Mediterraneus'

1. What is the deepest point of the Mediterranean Sea?

• Sicily Channel
• Calypso Deep
• Ionian Basin
• Hellenic Trench

1. Why the greek houses are blue and white?

• To honor the ancient Greek gods who were associated with these colors
• To match the colors of the sky and sea in Greece
• Because blue and white are the most popular colors in Greece
• To represent the colors of the Greek flag

1. How did the get these colors (blue & white) for painting the greek houses?

• Mixture of loulaki powder

• The colors were chosen based on a survey of local residents.
• They get this colors from the supermarket

1. Why is Poseidon is known as the Sea God by Greek mythology?

• Poseidon is known as the Sea God because he controls the weather
• Poseidon is known as the Sea God because he is the god of war
• Poseidon is known as the Sea God because he lives in the mountains
• Poseidon is known as the Sea God in Greek mythology because he is the god of the sea, earthquakes, and horses.

1. Why Poseidon had a trident?

• Poseidon's trident was actually a sword.
• Poseidon had a trident to symbolize his power and control over the sea.

• Poseidon used the trident as a fishing tool.
• The trident was a gift from Zeus.

What is the connexion between the Caspian sea and the sturgeon fish?

• The Caspian Sea is the primary habitat of the sturgeon fish.
• The Caspian Sea is known for its coral reefs where sturgeon fish thrive.
• Sturgeon fish are commonly found in the Amazon River, not the Caspian Sea.
• The Caspian Sea is a freshwater lake, not a habitat for sturgeon fish.