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WorksheetsSAASS Independence Quiz Competition 2026 Students
Total questions: 52
Worksheet time: 26mins
Grenada is located in which part of the Caribbean
Greater Antilles
Leeward Islands
Windward Islands
Lucayan Archipelago
Grenada gained independence from Britain in which year?
1974
1967
1958
1983
What is the capital city of Grenada
Grenville
St. George
Gouyave
Victoria
Grenada is best known internationally as the:
Sugar Island
Cocoa Island
Spice Isle
Emerald Isle
Which body of water lies to the west of Grenada?
Atlantic Ocean
Caribbean Sea
Gulf of Mexico
Pacific Ocean
Which European power first colonized Grenada?
Britain
Spain
France
Netherlands
What is the main agricultural export of Grenada?
Bananas
Coffee
Nutmeg
Rice
The Caribs were:
African Slaves
European Settlers
Indigenous People
Indentured Laboures
Grenada's national bird is the:
Brown Pelican
Grenada Dove
Scarlet Ibis
Bananaquit
Which island is part of Grenada's state?
Bequia
Union Island
Carriacou
Mustique
Which event occurred in Grenada in 1983?
Independence
Federation
US Intervention
Abolition of Slavery
What type of climate does Grenada experience?
Desert
Temperate
Tropical
Mediterranean
Which mountain is the highest point in Grenada?
Mount Quq Qua
Mount Sinai
Mount St. Catherine
Grand Etang Peak
What colour appears on the Grenadian flag?
Red, green and yellow
Blue, white and red
Black, green and gold
Green, white and gold
Grenada's economy relies heavily on:
Mining
Manufacturing
Tourism
Fishing
Who were the first inhabitants of Grenada?
Africans
Europeans
Arawaks and Caribs
East Indians
The national dish of Grenada is:
Oil Down
Callaloo
Pelau
Cou Cou
Which parish is the largest in Grenada?
St. Andrew
St. George
St. Patrick
St. David
Grand Etang is best described as a:
River
Lagoon
Volcanic Crater Lake
Coral Reef
Grenada became a Crown Colony in:
1763
1783
1834
1958
What is the main language spoken in Grenada?
Frencg
Spanish
English
Dutch
Carnival in Grenada is also known as:
Crop Over
Spicemas
Junkanoo
Mashramani
Which industry processes nutmeg and cocoa?
Tourism
Manufacturing
Agriculture
Fishing
Grenada is part of which regional organization?
CARICOM
NAFTA
EU
OAS
The Grenada Revolution took place in:
1962
1979
1989
2001
Which festival celebrates Grenada's spices?
Carnival
Independence Celebrations
Spicemas
Fisherman's Birthday
Which island lies north of Grenada?
Trinidad
Tobago
St. Vincent
Barbados
Which parish is known for fishing villages?
St. Andrew
St. John
St. Patrick
St. Mark
Slavery was abolished in Grenada in:
1807
1823
1834
1865
What type of government does Grenada have?
Republic
Dictatorship
Parliamentary Democracy
Absolute Monarchy
Grenada's national flower is the:
Bouganvillea
Orchid
Frangipani
Hibiscus
The main airport in Grenada is named after:
Maurice Bishop
T. A. Marryshow
Eric Gairy
C.L.R. James
Which economic activity involves tourist visiting beaches?
Primary
Secondary
Tertiary
Quaternary
Which sea surrounds Grenada?
Red Sea
Caribbean Sea
Mediterranean Sea
Black Sea
Grenada is divided into how many parishes?
5
6
7
8
Which Spice is Grenada is the world's second-largest producer of?
Cinnamon
Ginger
Nutmeg
Cloves
What is the official currency of Grenada?
US Dollar
Eastern Caribbean Dollar
Pound Sterling
Euro
Which historical figure is known as the "Father of the Nation"?
Maurice Bishop
Eric Gairy
T. A. Marryshow
George Brizan
Which natural feature attracts many eco-tourists?
Deserts
Waterfalls
Ice caps
Geysers
Grenada's population is mainly descended from:
Europeans
Africans
Asians
Indigenous People
Which parish contains the capital?
St. Andrew
St. John
St. George
St. Patick
The Grenada dove is:
A common dove
Migratory
Endangered
Extinct
Which ocean lies east of Grenada?
Indian
Pacific
Atlantic
Arctic
Grenada's main economic sector:
Agriculture
Mining
Tourism
Forestry
What is a major impact of tourism on Grenada?
Increased unemployment
Reduced population
Loss of culture
Less infrastructure
Which crop was historically important during colonial times?
Sugar
Rice
Wheat
Corn
Grenada belongs to which hemisphere?
Northern only
Southern only
Eastern only
Northern and Western
Which cultural activity is most associated with Carnival?
Ballet
Calypso and Soca
Opera
Jazz
Which feature appears on Grenada's coat of arms?
Coconut tree
Banana leaf
Nutmeg
Sugar cane
Which sector includes spice processing factories?
Primary
Secondary
Tertiary
Quarternary
What role does agriculture play in Grenada?
No importance
Minor role only
Major source of exports
Illegal activity
Which Caribbean country is closest to Grenada?
Barbados
St. Lucia
Trinidad and Tobago
Jamaica
