The Legend of Maize

The video narrates the legend of maize, focusing on the Aztecs who initially survived on roots and hunted animals. The maize was inaccessible, hidden behind mountains. Quetzalcóatl, a deity, transformed into an ant to retrieve maize for the Aztecs. Overcoming challenges, he succeeded and brought back a maize grain. This marked a turning point for the Aztecs, who began cultivating maize, leading to prosperity and the construction of magnificent cities.

What did the Aztecs primarily eat before the arrival of Quetzalcóatl?

• Maize

• Roots and hunted animals

• Fruits and vegetables

• Fish

Why couldn't the Aztecs initially access maize?

• It was hidden behind high mountains

• They didn't know how to cultivate it

• It was considered sacred

• They preferred other foods

Into what did Quetzalcóatl transform to retrieve the maize?

• A black ant

• A snake

• A bird

• A red ant

Who accompanied Quetzalcóatl on his journey to the mountains?

• A red ant

• A warrior

• A priest

• A bird

What motivated Quetzalcóatl to continue his difficult journey?

• The promise of riches

• The needs of the Aztecs

• The guidance of the gods

• The challenge itself

How did Quetzalcóatl carry the maize back to the Aztecs?

• Between his teeth

• On his back

• In his hands

• In a bag

What did the Aztecs do after receiving the maize from Quetzalcóatl?

• They stored it

• They sold it

• They planted and cultivated it

• They offered it to the gods

What was one of the outcomes for the Aztecs after they started cultivating maize?

• They built beautiful cities and palaces

• They abandoned their cities

• They stopped hunting

• They became a weaker society