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Latte Stones Quiz

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 8mins

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1.

Where are latte stones primarily found?

a)

Hawaii, Samoa, and Fiji

b)

Guam, Saipan, Tinian, and Rota

c)

The Philippines and Palau

d)

Japan and Taiwan

2.

What are the two parts of a latte stone called?

a)

Tasa and Haligi

b)

Capstone and Foundation

c)

Brain Coral and Basalt

d)

Pillar and Base

3.

What materials are used to make latte stones?

a)

Granite and Marble

b)

Sandstone and Shale

c)

Limestone (coral rock) and Basalt (volcanic rock)

d)

Concrete and Clay

4.

What does the Latte of Freedom symbolize?

a)

A new era of technology

b)

Strength and identity of the Chamorro people

c)

Tourism on the island

d)

Modern architecture

5.

How were the stones for latte stones obtained?

a)

Imported from neighboring islands

b)

Carved from already existing coral or quarried from rock

c)

Made from molten lava

d)

Collected from riverbeds

6.

The pillars of the latte stones are called the ______, and the capstones are called the ______.

(a)  

7.

The Mariana Islands include Guam, Saipan, Tinian, Rota, and other smaller islands such as ______, ______ and ______.

a)
Maug, Pagan, Asuncion
b)

Japan, Kogashima, Hahajima

c)

Chuuk, Yap, Palau

d)

Luzon, Mindoro, Leyte

8.

Latte stones were used as ______ to hold up houses and dwellings.

a)
pillars
b)

decorations

c)

statues

d)

trees

9.

Latte stones are a symbol of ______ and ______ for the Chamorro people.

a)
harmony and peace
b)
wealth and power
c)
beauty and tradition
d)
strength and resilience
10.

Today, latte stones inspire artworks such as jewelry, carvings, paintings, and the giant lookout called the ______.

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