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Cayman Islands Culture Quiz

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the national bird of the Cayman Islands?

a)

The Cayman Nightingale

b)

The Cayman Parrot

c)

The Cayman Woodpecker

d)

The Cayman Hummingbird

2.

What is the name of the Cayman Islands' national flower?

a)

The Banana Orchid

b)

The Hibiscus

c)

The Cayman Sage

d)

The Silver Thatch Palm

3.

Which tree is the national tree of the Cayman Islands?

a)

The Mahogany Tree

b)

The Neem Tree

c)

The Silver Thatch Palm Tree

d)

The Cedar Tree

4.

What is the national song of the Cayman Islands?

a)

Beloved Isle Cayman

b)

God Save the Queen

c)

All Hail Our King

d)

Our Island Cayman

5.

What do the three green stars on the Cayman Islands' coat of arms represent?

a)

The Three Cayman Islands

b)

The Three Water Bodies

c)

The Three Queens

d)

The Three National Animals

6.

Who built Pedro St. James?

a)

William Eden

b)

Pedro Bodden

c)

Sir Francis Drake

d)

Christopher Columbus

7.

When was Pedro St. James built?

a)
1780
b)

1870

c)

1770

d)

1807

8.

What nickname do locals give Pedro St. James because of its castle-like look?

a)

Pedro Castle

b)

Pedro Museum

c)

James Castle

d)

Great House

9.

How many stories (floors) is Pedro St. James?

a)

2

b)

3

c)

4

d)

5

10.

Who is the botanic park named after?

a)

Princess Diana

b)

Prince Charles

c)

Queen Elizabeth II

d)

Christopher Columbus

11.

Select the place that preserve the history of the Cayman Islands:

a)

The Botanic Park

b)

Cayman Brac

c)

Pedro St James

d)

The National Museum

12.

What was the first name given to the Cayman Islands?

a)

Caymanas

b)

Las Tortugas

c)

Columbus Isles

d)

The Sister Islands

13.

What animal sits on top of the Cayman Islands' coat of arms?

a)

An Iguana

b)

A Turtle

c)

A Crocodile

d)

A Chicken

14.

What does the animal at the top of the coat of arms represent?

a)

Seafaring & Turtle-Harvesting History

b)

Christopher Columbus Discovery

c)

Main Food of the Cayman Island

d)

Fishing & Pirates History

15.

What fruit is shown behind the turtle on the coat of arms, and what does it signify?

a)

A cherry, representing the blood of the people.

b)

A kiwi, representing the colour of the soil.

c)

A mango, representing the sunshine.

d)

A pineapple, representing the ties to Jamaica

16.

What is the national motto of the Cayman Islands?

a)

"He hath founded it upon the seas"

b)

"God bless our gracious Queen"

c)

"God bless our handsome King"

d)

"The Lord is our shepherd"

17.

What colours are on the Cayman Islands flag?

a)

Black, green, red and gold

b)

Red, white, black and blue

c)

Dark blue, white, red, yellow & green.

d)

Light blue, red, white, black & gold

18.

What is the name of the Cayman Islands' carnival?

a)

Cayman Carnival

b)

Batabano

c)

Exodus

d)

Island Carnival

19.

Why is Pedro St. James called the "Birthplace of Democracy" in the Cayman Islands?

a)

In 1831, the first settlers lived there.

b)

In 1831, the first parliament met there.

c)

In 1831, a lady died there giving birth.

d)

In 1831, the castle burned down.

20.

In which district is the Cayman Island Museum located?

a)
George Town
b)

Bodden Town

c)

West Bay

d)

North Side

21.

The national museum of the Cayman Islands was used for several things in the past; can you correctly identify two of them?

a)

Jail, courthouse

b)

courthouse, supermarket

c)

post office, hospital

d)

pharmacy, school

22.

How many districts are in Grand Cayman?

a)
6
b)

5

c)

4

d)

3

23.

How did Mary Jane die at Pedro St. James?

a)

She died during child birth.

b)

She died in the jailhouse.

c)

She died from a lightning strike.

d)

She died from a snake bite.

24.

What is the name of the great house located in Savannah?

a)
Pedro St. James
b)

The National Museum

c)

The Botanic Park

d)

The Old Schoolhouse

25.

What was the Silver Thatch Palm traditionally used for in Cayman?

a)

Making boats, rafts, houses and furniture.

b)

Roofing, rope, brooms, baskets, slippers & fans.

c)

Flooring, fencing, roofing, furniture & books.

d)

Clothing, hats, bags, purses & towels.