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How many seasons do we have in Trinidad and Tobago?
1
2
3
4
What are the names of the seasons that we have in Trinidad and Tobago?
Dry Season and Drought
Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter
Dry Season and Wet Season
Wet Season and Rainy Season
During the months of June to December we experience the __________ .
summer
rainy season
spring
dry season
During the months of January to May we experience the __________ .
summer
rainy season
spring
dry season
One activity we can most likely do during the rainy season is __________.
play board games
fly kites
have a picnic
build things outside
All of the following can take place during the rainy season EXCEPT __________.
landslides
floods
hurricanes
bush fires
When is Valentine's Day celebrated?
August 31st
January 1st
December 25th
February 14th
Who brought Carnival to Trinidad and Tobago?
The French
The Africans
The Amerindians
The East Indians
One type of music that is heard especially during the Carnival season is __________.
Reggae
Hip Hop
Parang
Soca
I am very tall. I dress in colourful clothes. I can also see danger from far away. What traditional Carnival character am I?
Midnight Robber
Moko Jumbie
Jab Jab
Dame Lorraine
When is Ash Wednesday celebrated?
The Wednesday after Christmas
The Wednesday after New Year's
The Wednesday after Carnival Tuesday
The Wednesday after Valentine's Day
Ash Wednesday marks the first day of __________.
Lent
Advent
Easter
Christmas
Lent lasts for __________ days.
30
40
50
20
During Lent we should __________.
fight, steal and disobey
play, eat more and spend money
pray, fast and give alms
go shopping and party
The Main Sources of Water in Trinidad and Tobago are:
surface water
waste water
ground water
salt water
WASA is the agency responsible for the management and distribution of water in Trinidad and Tobago?
True
False
Which dams/reservoirs are located in Trinidad?
The Navet Dam
The Caroni-Arena Dam
Hollis Reservoir
The Hillsborough Reservoir
Fresh water is any naturally occurring water.
True
False
Non-renewable resources are resources that can be
replaced over a period of time.
True
False
Natural resources are resources that are made by man.
True
False
Renewable resources are resources that can be
replaced once they have been used up.
True
False
Examples of human resources are lawyers, artists, doctors and managers.
True
False
Indian Arrival Day is celebrated on:
August 31st.
June 19th.
September 24th
May 30th.
Emancipation Day is celebrated on:
August 31st.
August 1st.
September 24th.
June 19th.
Labour Day is celebrated on:
June 19th.
September 24th.
August 1st.
June 19th.
The festival associated with the crescent moon is...
Divali
Easter
Eid-ul-Fitr
The place of worship for Christians is called a...
Mosque
Church
Temple
The process by which water droplets in the atmosphere form into clouds is called:
condensation
evaporation
precipitation
collection
Identify the process whereby water from the ocean changes into water vapour.
condensation
evaporation
precipitation
collection
As clouds become filled with water, rain or __________ occurs.
condensation
evaporation
precipitation
collection
The stage where the water runs into the lake and ocean is called _______________.
condensation
evaporation
precipitation
collection
Which recreational sport is water used for?
Tennis
Swimming
Cricket
What is potable water?
fresh water
salt water
clean, safe drinking water
ground water
We can conserve water by:
fixing leaky taps
taking shorter showers
re-using wastewater in gardens
turn off the tap when washing dishes or brushing teeth
A pump-jack is an example of a human resource.
True
False
Which two resources do Trinidad and Tobago earn most of its revenue from?
oil and natural gas
asphalt and timber
fish and oil
sugar and gas
Trinidad and Tobago became a Republic on
31st August 1962
1st August 1976
24th September 1976
Trinidad and Tobago gained their Independence on
1st August 1976
24th September 1976
31st August 1962
Trinidad and Tobago gained their independence from
Spain
Britian
America
The Honourable Dr. Keith Rowley was the first Prime MInister of Trinidad and Tobago
True
False
Who is the Head of State of Trindad and Tobago?
The Prime Minister
The President
The Governor General
The King of England
National Embles help to identify countries
true
false
Revenue is
money given away by the Government
money received by the Government
Money spent by the Government
When by budget is balanced
my income and expenditure are the same
my income is more than my expenditure
my expenditure is more than my income
When my income is more than my expenditure there is a
deficit
surplus
Choose the different ways the government makes money
Taxes
Oil and gas industry
By building schools
By paving the roads
On August 31st Trinidad and Tobago celebrates...
Mother's Day
Independence Day
What are the colours of our National Flag?
Red, white and blue
Red, white and black
Red, white and gray
The names of our National Birds are the...
Scarlet Ibis and the Cocrico
Humming Bird and the Dove
Which of the following is one of our National Emblems?
This is a picture of the Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago. His name is ...
Dr. The Hon. Keith Rowley
The Hon. Terrence Deyalsingh
Dr. The Hon. Eric Williams
This is the President of Trinidad and Tobago. Her name is...
Her Excellency Paula Mae Weekes
Her Excellency Kamla Persad-Bissessar
Where can the Scarlet Ibis be found?
In Trinidad
In Tobago
In America
Where can the Cocrico be found?
In Trinidad
In Tobago
In America
What is the National Motto of Trinidad and Tobago?
Discipline, Production and Tolerance
Together we Aspire, Together we Achieve
On the Coat of Arms the hummingbirds reminds us that Trinidad is called the_____________.
Three Sisters
Land of the Hummingbird
Trinidad and Tobago became a Republic on
31st August 1962
1st August 1976
24th September 1976
Trinidad and Tobago gained their Independence on
1st August 1976
24th September 1976
31st August 1962
Trinidad and Tobago gained their independence from
Spain
Britian
America
The Honourable Dr. Keith Rowley was the first Prime MInister of Trinidad and Tobago
True
False
Who is the Head of State of Trindad and Tobago?
The Prime Minister
The President
The Governor General
The King of England
National Embles help to identify countries
true
false
Revenue is
money given away by the Government
money received by the Government
Money spent by the Government
When by budget is balanced
my income and expenditure are the same
my income is more than my expenditure
my expenditure is more than my income
When my income is more than my expenditure there is a
deficit
surplus
Choose the different ways the government makes money
Taxes
Oil and gas industry
By building schools
By paving the roads
On August 31st Trinidad and Tobago celebrates...
Mother's Day
Independence Day
What are the colours of our National Flag?
Red, white and blue
Red, white and black
Red, white and gray
The names of our National Birds are the...
Scarlet Ibis and the Cocrico
Humming Bird and the Dove
Which of the following is one of our National Emblems?
This is a picture of the Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago. His name is ...
Dr. The Hon. Keith Rowley
The Hon. Terrence Deyalsingh
Dr. The Hon. Eric Williams
This is the President of Trinidad and Tobago. Her name is...
Her Excellency Paula Mae Weekes
Her Excellency Kamla Persad-Bissessar
Where can the Scarlet Ibis be found?
In Trinidad
In Tobago
In America
Where can the Cocrico be found?
In Trinidad
In Tobago
In America
What is the National Motto of Trinidad and Tobago?
Discipline, Production and Tolerance
Together we Aspire, Together we Achieve
On the Coat of Arms the hummingbirds reminds us that Trinidad is called the_____________.
Three Sisters
Land of the Hummingbird
When the National Anthem is being played to begin school I should
stand at attention
sit down
walk around
talk with others
A National Festival that takes place before Lent is
Easter
Christmas
Carnival
Divali
Who brought Carnival to Trinidad and Tobago?
The French
The Africans
The Amerindians
The East Indians
One type of music that is heard especially during the Carnival season is __________.
Reggae
Hip Hop
Parang
Soca
I am very tall. I dress in colourful clothes. I can also see danger from far away. What traditional Carnival character am I?
Midnight Robber
Moko Jumbie
Jab Jab
Dame Lorraine
When is Ash Wednesday celebrated?
The Wednesday after Christmas
The Wednesday after New Year's
The Wednesday after Carnival Tuesday
The Wednesday after Valentine's Day
Ash Wednesday marks the first day of __________.
Lent
Advent
Easter
Christmas
When is Valentine's Day celebrated?
August 31st
January 1st
December 25th
February 14th
Lent lasts for __________ days.
30
40
50
20
During Lent we should __________.
fight, steal and disobey
play, eat more and spend money
pray, fast and give alms
go shopping and party
What would two things could you do if you saw someone in danger???
Drink water and mind your Business
Call the police
Try your best to assist
Go and eat
Which one of the following can result in flooding???
Littering
Wasting water
Raising Gas Prices
Bathing in Rivers
Noise Pollution can be caused by
Singing in the shower
Drumming with your pencil in class
Fireworks
Farting
There is a "NO RUNNING IN THE HALL" sign in my school. What do you think could be the reason for this notice???
To prevent students from having fun
To protect the concrete from getting destroyed by the constant stomping of the students running.
To Save Dolphins
To prevent any injuries, the students may fall and hurt themselves or others while running.
Lent lasts for _____days and _____nights.
Noise Pollution can be caused by
Singing in the shower
Drumming with your pencil in class
Fireworks
Farting
There is a "NO RUNNING IN THE HALL" sign in my school. What do you think could be the reason for this notice???
To prevent students from having fun
To protect the concrete from getting destroyed by the constant stomping of the students running.
To Save Dolphins
To prevent any injuries, the students may fall and hurt themselves or others while running.
When is Carnival normally held in Trinidad and Tobago?
December
June
February/March
September
The death and resurrection of Jesus Christ is commemorated at
Eid ul Fitr
Divali
Easter
Christmas
Spiritual Baptist Shouter Liberation Day is celebrated on
May 31st
April 2nd
March 30th
August 31st
Trinidad and Tobago became a Republic on
31st August 1962
1st August 1976
24th September 1976
Trinidad and Tobago gained their Independence on
1st August 1976
24th September 1976
31st August 1962
Trinidad and Tobago gained their independence from
Spain
Britian
America
The Honourable Dr. Keith Rowley was the first Prime MInister of Trinidad and Tobago
True
False
Who is the Head of State of Trindad and Tobago?
The Prime Minister
The President
The Governor General
The King of England
National Embles help to identify countries
true
false
Revenue is
money given away by the Government
money received by the Government
Money spent by the Government
When by budget is balanced
my income and expenditure are the same
my income is more than my expenditure
my expenditure is more than my income
When my income is more than my expenditure there is a
deficit
surplus
Choose the different ways the government makes money
Taxes
Oil and gas industry
By building schools
By paving the roads
What is pollution?
Rayelle's pet dog
This is when an area becomes dirty or infected with chemicals or trash.
A big matter in another subject that is bad for us.
Something bad
How does pollution affect the earth?
It does not
Pollution makes the earth unhealthy for plants and animals
It makes Shiloh angry. UWU
Pollution contaminates our water sources and kills aquatic life
What is a renewable resource?
Something Tyrese made up
It is a membership card that you get discounts with
A renewable resource is something that can be used over and over again
War destruction
What is air pollution?
What can you do to prevent pollution?
Tell El 'Anaya to make them stop
Grab a stick and a mask and fight the air
Mute your camera and microphone
Clean up trash and stop littering
What are the colours of the national flag of Trinidad and Tobago?
Green
Red
White
Black
Pink
Which is the most important symbol?
National flag
Doubles with pepper
Humming bird
Bake and shark
Maleeisa's pet cat
How do fish die in water sources?
Someone barking
Rayelle was hungry
Water pollution
Maiya was bored
What is the most important national emblem to you?
What are floods?
When Mommy cooks
Large puddles of water that rise to a high level
When Rayelle spills all her juice on the ground
When El'Anaya and Maiya have a party
What is your favourite local animal?
What is a natural resource?
A movie
Big Bang Theory
Transformers
This resource comes from nature
Do you think that pollution only affects animals?
True
False
New Year’s Day is celebrated on __________________
1st March
1st February
31st December
1st January
What type of festival or celebration is Carnival?
Religious
Boring
National
Easter
Which of the following is not an example of old-time mas?
robbers
devils
pretty mas
jab jab
Which of the following is not associated with Carnival?
Road March
Steelband Competitions
Dimanche Gras
Palm Sunday
What day is Valentine's Day celebrated?
14th February
4th January
14th March
14th May
On Valentine’s Day we show _______________ to our family members and friends.
love and hate
love and appreciation
love and war
love and fear
What day does the Lenten season begin?
Ash Friday
Ash Tuesday
Ash Wednesday
Ash Thursday
Christians observe Lent by ______________________.
fasting and playing
fasting and singing
fasting and dancing
fasting and praying
A basic need is something that you must have in order to ________
die
survive
play
swim
Which of the following is not a basic need?
food
clothing
car
shelter
Choose the National Flag of Trinidad and Tobago.
Choose our Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago.
Choose the President of a Trinidad and Tobago.
Is Jack standing correctly while the National Anthem is being played?
yes
no
________ is celebrated by Hindus. It is the festival of light.
Divali
Independence Day
Universal"s Children Day
_______ is celebrated on the 31st of August every year with a parade.
Divali
Independence Day
Children's Day
_______ is celebrated on the 20th of November. This day is celebrated to remember the Rights Of A Child.
Divali
Independence Day
Children's Day
My class teacher name is ________
Miss Lamy
Ms. Defreitas Manswell
Miss Charles
Use the map to answer the following questions.
The house is ________ of the school.
north
south
The church is ________ of the park
south
east
The boy wants to go to the park. He must go ______
west
east
The boy is going north to find the church. Is he going the correct direction?
yes
no
Choose the national emblems below.
This image is usually seen around __________.
Christmas
Good Friday
Divine Mercy Sunday
Easter Sunday
The month of __________ is dedicated to Mary.
April
May
January
December
During the month of May we pray the __________ to honour Mary.
Morning Offering
Our Father
Prayer to the Holy Spirit
Rosary
When Jesus ascended into heaven, he sent __________.
The Holy Spirit
Joseph
Santa Claus
Mary
__________ is when the Holy Spirit descended on the disciples.
The Resurrection
Christmas
Pentecost
The Last Supper
On Pentecost, the Holy Spirit descended on the disciples as tongues of__________.
water
fire
air
a dove
We celebrate God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit on __________.
Easter Sunday
Father's Day
Trinity Sunday
Holy Thursday
We celebrate the Body and Blood of Christ on __________.
Corpus Christi
Ash Wednesday
Trinity Sunday
Easter Sunday
Who told Roman Catholics to celebrate the Body and Blood of Jesus?
Mary
Joseph
Jesus
Judas
Apart from celebrating the Body and Blood of Christ, people also __________ on Corpus Christi.
decorate Christmas trees
clean graves
light candles
plant crops
What is the meaning of the word "Corpus Christi"?
The Mercy of Jesus Christ
The Body and Blood of Jesus Christ
The Forgiveness of Jesus Christ
The Life of Jesus Christ
When is Corpus Christi celebrated?
The Thursday after Ascension Sunday
The Thursday after Pentecost Sunday
The Thursday after Holy Trinity Sunday
Any Thursday
Another word for the Body and Blood of Jesus Christ is ______________ .
Eucharist
Resurrection
Ascension
Pentecost
It was at the _______________ that Jesus asked his disciples to
--> Take this and eat it. It is my body.
--> Take this and drink it. It is my blood.
first supper
second supper
third supper
last supper
On August 31st Trinidad and Tobago celebrates...
Mother's Day
Independence Day
What are the colours of our National Flag?
Red, white and blue
Red, white and black
Red, white and gray
The names of our National Birds are the...
Scarlet Ibis and the Cocrico
Humming Bird and the Dove
Which of the following is one of our National Emblems?
This is a picture of our National Flower. It is called the ...
Rose
Chaconia
Hibiscus
When the National Anthem is being played or sung, we should...
dance to it.
sit and talk.
stand straight and sing.
This is a picture of the Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago. His name is ...
Dr. The Hon. Keith Rowley
The Hon. Terrence Deyalsingh
Dr. The Hon. Eric Williams
This is the President of Trinidad and Tobago. Her name is...
Her Excellency Paula Mae Weekes
Her Excellency Kamla Persad-Bissessar
Where can the Scarlet Ibis be found?
In Trinidad
In Tobago
In America
Where can the Cocrico be found?
In Trinidad
In Tobago
In America
What colors are Trinidad's national flag?
Green, orange white
Yellow, purple, orange
Red, blue, green
Red, white, black
What is this?
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
You will not find the Coat of Arms on ________________.
money
malls
government buildings
passport
