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WorksheetsSymbols of our Nationhood
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 15mins
What are the colours of Trinidad and Tobago's national flag?
Green, orange white
Yellow, purple, orange
Red, blue, green
Red, white, black
This picture represents our National Instrument, the
Drum set
Pot and sticks
Steelpan
Coat of Arms
Which is the National Flag of Trinidad and Tobago?
Which of the following is our National Flower, the Chaconia ?
Discipline, Production and Tolerance are the _____________ of Trinidad and Tobago.
National Watch Words
Coat of Arms
National Motto
National Anthem
What is the name of the following National Bird?
Flamingo
Scarlet Ibis
Cocrico
Macaw
Which one is the Coat of Arms of Trinidad and Tobago?
"Together We Aspire, Together We _____________"
Play
Achieve
Always
Dream
Where is the Cocrico found?
Trinidad
Barbados
Tobago
Port of Spain
Who is the National Flower named after?
Dr. Eric Williams
Don Jose Maria Chacon
Mr. Patrick Manning
Dr. Keith Rowley
Who wrote the words to our National Anthem?
Mr. Patrick Castagne
Mr. Patrick Manning
Ms. Marjorie Padmore
Dr. Keith Rowley
When does the Chaconia bloom?
January and February
November and December
May and June
August and September
"Side by Side we stand, Islands of the blue Caribbean Sea" are words of our
National Watchwords
National Anthem
Independence Pledge
National Motto
Patriotism is
a love or loyalty to one's nation
disrespecting our National Emblems
moving around during the playing of the National Anthem
destroying the National Flag
What national holiday is celebrated on the 31st of August every year?
Christmas Day
Easter
New Years Day
Independence Day
Where in Trinidad would I find the Scarlet Ibis?
Nariva Swamp
Oropouche Lagoon
Bon Accord Lagoon
Caroni Swamp
What should be done during the playing of the National Anthem?
Talk with a friend
Ignore it
Stand at attention
Move from where it is being played
The Coat of Arms maybe found on all of these EXCEPT
Our money
Flyers for a party
Government Buildings
Government Documents
When the flag is old, discoloured or torn, it must be disposed of by
burning
cutting it up
throwing in the bin
making decorations
"I will honour my parents, my teachers, my leaders and my elders" are words of our
National Anthem
National Song
Independence Pledge
National Watchwords
