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  • Who is the Cuban-American artist widely regarded as the Queen of Salsa?
  • Which Mexican president was of Zapotec origin?
  • Real Madrid is based in which city?
  • Who were the Olmecs?
  • People from Costa Rica are known as which demonym?
  • How many volcanoes are in Nicaragua?
  • Montevideo is the capital of which country?
  • Which Chilean leader was the first Marxist to win open elections in 1970?
  • In the 1560s, tobacco was used for headaches by the queen of which country?
  • What is the only South American country with coasts on both the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific Ocean?
  • In which instrument family is the gaita categorized?
  • What is the nickname for the people of Buenos Aires, Argentina?
  • Ceviche features which primary ingredient?
  • Which Venezuelan and Colombian dish consists of a cornmeal patty that is grilled, baked, or fried and filled with various ingredients?
  • What are the mountains that separate Spain and France?
  • Which artist recorded the 1999 hit La Vida Loca?
  • The bear and the tree are symbols of which Spanish city?
  • Which peninsula did the Mayans inhabit?
  • What popular Dominican dish is made from mashed plantains and often served with eggs, cheese, or salami?
  • El bachillerato Clásico is comparable to which American educational level?
  • Who was the first communist dictator of Cuba?
  • Which pairing correctly matches an architect to their landmark?
  • Which disciplines describe Joan Miró's artistic work?
  • Which Spanish-speaking country is famous for the tango dance?
  • Who wrote Man of La Mancha?
  • Machu Picchu is an Incan city known for which feature?
  • What is the official language of Belize?
  • Which of the following is one of the three Spanish-speaking Caribbean islands?
  • In 711, the Moors invaded which part of Spain?
  • Which Cuban leader served as Prime Minister from 1959 to 1976 and then as President from 1976 to 2008?
  • What is hidden inside a Rosca de Reyes?
  • Which San Antonio-born boxer held the WBC super featherweight title in 1994?
  • Moctezuma II was the emperor of which civilization?
  • Who was the first Latina to win a Primetime Emmy?
  • Which Mexican-American comedian is known for his 'Fluffy' stand-up specials?
  • The San Fermín festival is famous for which tradition?
  • Which figure is commonly known as the liberator of South America?
  • When is La Candelaria (Candlemas) celebrated?
  • If you enter a Spanish building and go up one flight of stairs, what floor are you on?
  • Who wrote the novel Cien Años de Soledad?
  • What is the main ingredient in pozole?
  • Who was the first Latino ballplayer inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame?
  • The Latina judge named to the country's highest court?
  • Bartolome Colon, founder of Santo Domingo, was the brother of which explorer?
  • Which pair correctly matches a location with its country?
  • Don Quixote referred to Aldonza by what name?
  • La Pequeña Habana is a Cuban neighborhood in which city?
  • Which Mexican-American astronaut was the first to use the Spanish language on Twitter while in space?
  • Which U.S. president declared Hispanic Heritage Month to take place from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15?
  • On which continent is Uruguay located?
  • The traditional barbecue known as asado is most closely associated with which two countries?
  • What is the name of the annual celebration in Spain that honors Saint Fermin?
  • Which country has produced the most international Major League Baseball players?
  • Churros are a common breakfast snack in which country?
  • Who was the first president of the Mexican revolutionary era?
  • Which Spanish-speaking territory is often referred to as the 'Isla de Encanto'?
  • What is the capital of Ecuador?
  • Cuauhtémoc was the last ruler of which civilization?
  • Nahuatl is the language of which ancient civilization?
  • What is the name of the Peruvian festival that honors the sun god and is celebrated on June 24?
  • Where will you usually find the primary cathedral in a town?
  • Selena Quintanilla is especially associated with which musical tradition?
  • Which Dominican music genre meaning 'party' is known for its fast rhythm and accordion?
  • In Mexican tradition, how many days do the Posadas last?
  • What is the Spanish word for a person of mixed European and Indigenous blood?
  • What spice is added to Mexican hot chocolate?
  • Chilean physician and politician, known as the first Marxist to become president of a Latin American country through open elections in 1970.
  • The tango originated in which country?
  • Which Argentine writer was nearly blind for much of his life?
  • Which nickname is associated with the Spanish region Valencia?
  • Which country is included in the listed independence nations during Hispanic Heritage Month despite not being Spanish-speaking?
  • What do the points on a traditional piñata symbolize?
  • What is the capital of Argentina?
  • Mangú is a traditional dish from which country?
  • Which of the following is NOT among the three states with the largest Hispanic populations?
  • A tortilla in Spain is best described as which of the following?
  • In what year did the Moors take over southern Spain?
  • The Quetzal is the national bird of which country?
  • Which country is listed as one of the world's largest producers of sugar cane?
  • The nativity-related term Nacimiento is most closely associated with which season?
  • What drink, made from rice, cinnamon, and milk, is popular in Mexico?
  • One third of which country is made up of rich farmland?
  • What was the profession of José Clemente Orozco?
  • Which Disney film is inspired by Colombia's culture and settings?
  • Charlie Chaplin once called this Mexican actor 'the world's greatest comedian.' What is his stage name?
  • What is the name of the famous soccer stadium in Mexico City?
  • Copán is located in which country?
  • Who is the Nicaraguan writer known as the father of Modernism?
  • Which Mexican painter is best known for her self-portraits?
  • Queen Isabel I is also known by which alternate title?
  • Guatemala's population is largely descended from which group?
  • What is the name of the drink made from ground corn, water, and spices, popular in Central America?
  • Which term describes a person of mixed European and Indigenous heritage?
  • Which Colombian writer won the Nobel Prize in Literature?
  • Which high-pitched Caribbean drum, played with one hand, is commonly used in bachata and merengue?
  • What Dominican genre of music, meaning 'party,' is popular for its fast-paced rhythm and accordion sound?
  • The Segovia aqueduct is a famous Roman structure located in which city?
  • Which capital city of Spain uses the bear and the strawberry tree in its symbolism?
  • Which film was directed by Guillermo del Toro?
  • What is the famous unfinished cathedral located in Barcelona?
  • Which country is smallest in Central America?
  • Which country is Penélope Cruz associated with in the material?
  • The ancient ruins of Chichen Itza and Tulum are located in which country?
  • Federico García Lorca's execution occurred during which conflict?
  • Angel Falls is located in which region of Venezuela?
  • What is the name of a popular street food consisting of corn, mayo, cheese, chili powder, and lime juice?
  • Which Colombian dish consists of a variety of meats, beans, rice, fried egg, avocado, and arepas?
  • Which Argentine revolutionary's stylized visage became a countercultural symbol of rebellion?
  • The Camino de Santiago is located in which country?
  • On the island of Hispaniola, which country has produced the most international MLB players?
  • Coqui is best described as?
  • The Flor de Nochebuena is commonly known as which plant?
  • What is the name of the Colombian singer who performed the 2010 FIFA World Cup song Waka Waka?
  • In what year did Uruguay win the first World Cup title?
  • When do Mexicans celebrate the anniversary of the Battle of Puebla against the French?
  • Who was the Aztec emperor when Cortés conquered the empire?
  • Which explorer completed four voyages to the New World?
  • Which civilization is credited with pioneering zero in their mathematics?
  • Which city sits at 8640 feet above sea level?
  • Who won the Battle of Puebla?
  • Who was the first Hispanic to represent Texas in the US Congress?
  • __________ is the only African country that has Spanish as its official language.
  • Which of these peoples ruled over ancient Mexico?
  • Which Argentine soccer player is often compared to Cristiano Ronaldo and won the 2022 FIFA World Cup?
  • Leticia sits on the Amazon River in which country?
  • Which state won its independence from Mexico in 1836?
  • Which figure is widely associated with the Mexican Revolution and commanded the Division of the North?
  • What is the AVA in Spain?
  • Morelia was named after which historical figure?
  • Which U.S. president is honored in Paraguay by a region named after him?
  • How did Maximilian die?
  • Arepa is a traditional dish in which two countries?
  • In which country does the Amazon river begin?
  • Which Afro-Cuban music genre, derived from African religious traditions, features call-and-response singing and percussion?
  • What did they begin building in Mexico City in 1967 to improve the traffic situation?
  • Which country won the Copa America in 2016?
  • What is a merendero?
  • The director of El Laberinto del fauno (Pan's Labyrinth) is:
  • La Sagrada Familia is located in which city?
  • El Siglo de Oro refers to the literature of which language?
  • The term popularized in the 1960s for a person of Mexican heritage born in the U.S. is which of the following?
  • What dance became famous in Argentina?
  • One of the most prominent leaders of the Mexican Revolution and the commander of the Division of the North.
  • What is the traditional footwear from Argentina, made from leather and worn by gauchos?
  • What is the largest Spanish-speaking country in South America by area?
  • What did the queen of Portugal use for headaches in the 1560s?
  • What hand percussion instrument, commonly used in flamenco music, is played by clicking two pieces of wood together?
  • Elote is a traditional street food from which country?
  • Hispanic Heritage Month runs from September 15 to October 15.
  • In Mexico, a torta is a type of which food?
  • Which statement accurately pairs a South American country with its official language?
  • The Camino de Santiago is best described as?
  • Reggaeton originated in which territory?
  • Which city is described as the largest industrial city in Mexico?
  • Who was the general who became dictator of Spain?
  • Which Mexican town is known for two great pyramids built to the sun and the moon?
  • Which country is associated with both Flamenco and Copla?
  • What would you buy at a lechería?
  • Charles V said he spoke Spanish when speaking to __________.
  • When does the Running of the Bulls take place?
  • Tejano music is a product of which cultural blend?
  • Dulce Maria rose to fame through which format of entertainment?
  • What is the stage name of the Mexican actor born as Mario Moreno?
  • Venezuela was named after which European city?
  • Traditionally, the piñata's protruding points symbolize what?
  • Horchata is a drink traditionally made with almonds or rice. Which of the following is a correct statement about horchata?
  • Gabriel Garcia Marquez is associated with which field?
  • How many trips did Columbus make to the New World?
  • Which university is considered the oldest in the western hemisphere?
  • The region in Paraguay named after a U.S. president honors which leader?
  • The nickname Isla de Encanto refers to which territory?
  • Gabriel Iglesias is best known as a:
  • What is the largest river in South America?
  • La pescadería refers to which type of shop in Spanish?
  • Which country is explicitly named as part of the list celebrating independence during Hispanic Heritage Month?
  • Frida Kahlo is associated with which country?
  • Who was the first woman to serve as president of Argentina?
  • Which topping is commonly used on Elote?
  • Which country is among the world's largest sugar cane producers according to the material?
  • El Prado is located in which city?
  • What was the main reason Spain colonized Mexico?
  • When it is summer in Missouri, what season is it in South America?
  • What is the woven, multi-use fabric worn over the shoulders in Guatemala, often used as a shawl or baby carrier?
  • Near what U.S. city does Ciudad Juárez lie?
  • What is the iconic symbol of the Camino de Santiago?
  • Hispanic couples usually have two wedding ceremonies. Name them.
  • A 'charro' is a Mexican Cowboy
  • Which two Mexican-American astronauts were aboard the Space Shuttle Discovery?
  • Which famous Puerto Rican is known for his hit song "Vivir Mi Vida"?
  • Which is the largest country in Central America by area?
  • What is the name of the Spanish islands located off the northwest coast of Africa?
  • The phrase 'Buenos Aires' translates to which English description?
  • Which country is associated with both yerba mate production and gaucho culture?
  • Which civilization first cultivated the potato?
  • Ciudad Juárez is located near which U.S. border city?
  • Which term refers to a Spanish-language soap opera?
  • Which Guatemala city was the largest in the Mayan civilization?
  • Quetzalcoatl is often described as which creature?
  • According to some historians who was the first Hispanic judge to serve on the US Supreme Court?
  • Name the highest waterfall in the world and where it is.
  • Which sea borders Spain to the south and east?
  • What is the name of the cold tomato soup that originated in southern Spain?
  • The word 'chocolate' came to Spanish from __________ (the language of the Aztecs).
  • Jesse James Leija, the boxer who held a WBC title in 1994, was born in which city?
  • Who was La Malinche?
  • In Mexico and other Latin American countries, what does it mean if your right palm itches?
  • Who is the patron saint of Madrid?
  • Which country is the United States celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month in?
  • Who are the "Tres Reyes Magos" in English?
  • The region of Andalusia in Spain is especially associated with which dance?
  • In Mexico, a torta refers to which type of food?
  • Which artist won Album of the Year at the 2023 Latin Grammy Awards?
  • Which term refers to a 15th birthday celebration in many Hispanic cultures?
  • Which is farther north, Mazatlán or Puerto Vallarta?
  • Which city hosts the Festival of San Fermín?
  • What is the term for words in Spanish that look similar to English words but have different meanings?
  • What is the capital of Peru?
  • Ecuador is named for which geographic feature?
  • Guatemala's population is largely descended from which people group?
  • Quito is the capital of which country?
  • Who is the main character in Man of La Mancha?
  • Marc Anthony is a renowned artist from which territory?
  • In which city were the 1968 Olympic Games held?
  • In what year were the Olympics held in Mexico City?
  • What is the Spanish term for flamenco singing characterized by deep emotion?
  • Which Argentine figure was the wife of a president and served as First Lady from 1946-1952?
  • Which statement best describes the Panama Canal in terms of the oceans it connects?
  • Who is Don Quijote's righthand man?
  • Why is 1981 considered a big year for Latinos in professional football?
  • Which region in Spain is known as the City of flowers?
  • What is Bad Bunny's real name?
  • Who is the current King of Spain?
  • The Running of the Bulls takes place in which location?
  • Who was the first Latina to achieve both a #1 album and #1 movie?
  • The River of Silver is located in which Spanish-speaking city?
  • A telenovela is best described as which of the following?
  • What geographic feature surrounded the Aztec city of Tenochtitlán?
  • Which resource was the primary motive behind the early colonization of Mexico by Spain?
  • The Costa del Sol lies on which body of water?
  • Spain's national airline is named which?
  • La Virgen de Guadalupe is the patron saint of which country?
  • What forms the natural boundary between Chile and Argentina?
  • The Tango dance is associated with which country?
  • The city of Bogotá is the capital of which country?
  • What does Panamá mean?
  • The Running of the Bulls festival occurs in which country?
  • El Prado is a major art museum in which city?
  • Which Disney animated film draws inspiration from Dia de los Muertos?
  • The colors of the Colombian flag are which of the following?
  • Paseo de la Reforma was constructed under which ruler?
  • What is Enrique Iglesias' nationality?
  • Who is the Mexican city of Morelia named after?
  • La copa America is a South American tournament for which sport, and which country won it in 2016?
  • Which author is correctly paired with the work ‘Man of La Mancha’?
  • In a panadería, what would you typically buy?
  • Mexico City is the capital of which country?
  • Gazpacho is associated with which cuisine?
  • In Mexico, what flower is traditionally associated with Día de los Muertos?
  • La Sagrada Familia is located in which city?
  • Name the largest island in the Caribbean.
  • The tradition of eating 12 grapes at midnight on New Year’s Eve is associated with which country?
  • The Zapotec indigenous group is associated with which Mexican president?
  • During which century did Pablo Picasso paint most of his works?
  • The Spanish name for the Catholic prayer that begins with "Hail Mary" is which?
  • How long is a member of the Spanish Congress in office?
  • What is the name of the colorful, embroidered blouse worn by women in Mexico and Central America?
  • What expression is used when someone sneezes?
  • What is the Flor de Nochebuena or Flor de Pascua?
  • According to an old Spanish proverb, if you keep your mouth shut, what cannot enter?
  • Salvador Dalí is associated with which art movement?
  • The pyramids of the sun and the moon are located at which site?
  • Which artist released the album 'Debi Tirar Mas Fotos'?
  • Name the most successful and internationally known Spanish filmmaker.
  • Who was President of Venezuela from 1999 until his death in 2013 and a vocal critic of US-supported neoliberalism?
  • What is unique about the gardens of Xochimilco in Mexico City?
  • What Spanish-speaking country celebrates "El Grito de Dolores"?
  • Machu Picchu is associated with which civilization?
  • The colors of the Argentine flag are:
  • The Chihuahua dog breed originated in which country?
  • What river forms the boundary between the United States and Mexico?
  • In what year did the voyage that circumnavigated the globe begin?
  • La Hora Latina describes a tendency within which cultures regarding social event timing?
  • Día de Muertos translates to which English phrase?
  • In which country can you find glaciers?
  • Barranquilla Carnival is celebrated in which country?
  • Which Mexican-American music genre blends polkas, waltzes, and Mexican folk traditions?
  • Which country is the smallest in South America?
  • The coqui frog is native to which territory?
  • Who served as Prime Minister of Cuba from 1959 to 1976 and then President from 1976 to 2008?
  • In what year did the Mexico City metro begin construction?
  • During which festival does the Running of the Bulls occur?
  • Which holiday marks the end of the Christmas season in some Latin American traditions?
  • Bandeja Paisa is a traditional dish from which country?
  • Why were Chevrolet Nova sales poor in Latin America?
  • What is the name of the feathered-serpent Aztec god?
  • What is the Spanish word for a person of mixed European and Indigenous blood?
  • Who were the earliest known inhabitants of what is now Spain?
  • Which Brazilian soccer legend won three World Cups?
  • In Mexican culture, Madrina refers to which role?
  • The Mayans inhabited the Yucatán Peninsula; which region is this associated with?
  • The Soccer War occurred in which year?
  • What was the profession of Joan Miró?
  • Menudo, in Mexican cuisine, is a soup made with what ingredient?
  • What unusual ingredient is in the sauce of Mole Poblano, a chicken dish from southern Mexico?
  • The 'Soccer War' was the 1969 conflict between which two countries?
  • Which country is linked to Flamenco music and La Tomatina festival?
  • What was Don Quixote's name for Aldonza?
  • How many days do the Posadas last?
  • Paella is a dish associated with which country?
  • The official language of the largest South American country is not Spanish. Name the country and the language.
  • How many years did Cortés and his men take to conquer Mexico?
  • Who founded Santo Domingo in the Dominican Republic?
  • What is the name of the Christmas tradition where people re-enact Mary and Joseph's search for lodging?
  • The gardens of Xochimilco are located in which city?
  • The traditional coffee drink cafe de olla is associated with which flavoring ingredient?
  • What did the Maya and Egyptian civilizations have in common?
  • The gaita is a traditional wind instrument used in northern Spain and which country?
  • Which people are a native ethnic group from the Pyrenees region spanning northern Spain and southern France?
  • What is the Spanish name for the Virgin Mary as the patron saint of Mexico?
  • Pablo Picasso was considered to have which two nationalities?
  • One of Bolivia's capitals is which city?
  • Which civilization is famous for pyramids and mummies?
  • Which best describes the career of José Clemente Orozco?
  • Which American film star made his second home in Durango, Mexico?
  • Pablo Picasso's most productive period falls in which century?
  • Copla is the Spanish word for which literary form?
  • People from Puerto Rico are United States citizens but are not allowed to do what?
  • Semana Santa processions are a part of which religious period?
  • The flag colors Red, Yellow, and Blue belong to which country?
  • The baby Jesus figurine is traditionally hidden inside which dessert?
  • The Atacama Desert is located in which country?
  • The cheer 'Ole' is commonly heard at which events?
  • What do you add to the end of a Spanish noun to show friendliness or affection?
  • Which surrealist artist from Spain is famous for melting clocks?
  • What beverage was reserved for the priests and royalty among the Aztecs?
  • Who are referred to as "the Catholic kings"?
  • Approximately how many Hispanic young men and women serve in the U.S. Army?
  • The flamenco dance originates from which region of Spain?
  • What main avenue in Mexico City was built by Maximilian?
  • Inti Raymi is a festival that celebrates which deity?
  • Tapas are best described as what kind of food in Spain?
  • What is the term for words that look similar and have similar meanings in more than one language?
  • Which of the following individuals is Mexican?
  • Who was the court painter for Felipe IV?
  • The city in southern Spain known for its Alhambra palace is which city?
  • What is the name of the Cuban religion that blends African and Catholic traditions and is known for its beads and rituals?
  • Pan de muerto is associated with which holiday?
  • When is Carnival celebrated?
  • What is the capital of Nicaragua?
  • First Lady of Argentina from 1946 until her death in 1952, with enduring cultural presence?
  • What are the grasslands of Argentina called?
  • What English-speaking country is south of Mexico?
  • Which group is identified as the earliest known inhabitants of the Iberian Peninsula?
  • Which sea borders Spain to the south and east?
  • What language do most citizens of Barcelona speak?
  • Which historical figure played an instrumental role in the independence of Venezuela, Ecuador, Bolivia, Peru, and Colombia?
  • In Spanish, librería refers to which type of place?
  • Which country won the first FIFA World Cup in 1930?
  • Which religious event is celebrated on December 8th in many Spanish-speaking countries?
  • What is the name of the handwoven, striped woolen blanket commonly worn by Mexican cowboys?
  • What does a Guatemalan refer to with the word patojo?
  • What cultural custom in Spanish-speaking countries means that it's common to show up late to a social event?
  • The peaceful country that does not have an army is which of the following?
  • What is depicted in "La danza de los viejitos"?
  • What is the English name that is equivalent to Pablo?
  • The southern port in Colombia on the Amazon River is named?
  • In which U.S. state is the largest concentration of Cuban-Americans?
  • What is a "gozadera"?
  • The region in Paraguay named after a U.S. president honors which leader?
  • La Tomatina festival involves which topping as the main ingredient?
  • What do Spaniards eat at midnight on New Year's Eve?
  • What is the name of the institution that persecuted Jews and Muslims in Spain?
  • Which statement best describes what Hispanic Heritage Month celebrates in the United States?
  • Which statement best describes Francisco Goya's profession?
  • What is the title of Bad Bunny's most recent album?
  • The country associated with a major Barranquilla Carnival is which?
  • Carnival is traditionally celebrated in the period before which season?
  • In Spanish, usted is typically used in which situations?
  • Many Spanish words beginning with the letters “al” are of what origin?
  • What do children leave out for the Three Kings?
  • In 1474, which queen was proclaimed ruler of Castilla and León?
  • Bolero is a music style associated with which country?
  • Which term is the Spanish word for the nativity display often seen at Christmas?
  • The independence of which set of nations is associated with Simón Bolívar?
  • The Alhambra palace is located in which city?
  • Las Fallas de Valencia is celebrated in which country?
  • Who led an indigenous uprising in 1780 in Peru?
  • Which Portuguese explorer left for a voyage around the world in 1519 under the Spanish flag?
  • Cuzco is best known as the capital of which civilization?
  • The Spanish term for the Three Kings is which phrase?
  • Who was Frida Kahlo's husband?
  • La Tomatina is a festival noted for which activity?
  • The Huipil is traditionally worn by women in which regions?
  • Spaniards typically eat dinner at which time?
  • Who led the northern revolutionary troops in the Mexican Civil War?
  • What are the two capitals of Bolivia?
  • The word 'charro' describes which role in Mexican culture?
  • What ancient indigenous group of Mexico carved large stone heads?
  • Which actor became the first Spaniard to win an acting Oscar?
  • Bad Bunny is from which town in Puerto Rico?
  • Which Mexican-American singer is the Queen of Tejano Music?
  • In which year was the Summer Olympics first held in South America?
  • What is the national dish of Spain traditionally made with rice, saffron, and seafood?
  • The gaita is a kind of which instrument?
  • Which of the following is NOT one of the names of los Tres Reyes Magos?
  • Mole Poblano sauce is notable for including which ingredient?
  • Which city is the final destination of the Camino de Santiago?
  • Which artist performed the 2010 FIFA World Cup song Waka Waka?
  • What was the capital city of the Incas of Peru?
  • In Spain, what festival features massive papier-mâché figures that are burned at the end of the celebration?
  • In what year was Hispanic Heritage first celebrated in the United States?
  • Which traditional instrument combination is characteristic of the Joropo style?
  • First Hispanic Mayor of a major US city in modern times?
  • What is the name of the Spanish cold soup made from blended tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, and garlic?
  • In Catholic practice, what is the Spanish term for the rosary?
  • What is the traditional Peruvian dish made of raw fish marinated in citrus juice?
  • Cinco de Mayo commemorates a battle against which nation?
  • Velas votivas are best described as candles used in Catholic churches for which purpose?
  • What is the most famous art museum in Madrid?
  • Pascua is the Spanish term for which holiday?
  • When is la comida/el almuerzo served in Mexico?
  • What was Francisco Goya's profession?
  • What are Tapas?
  • Bolivia was named after which historical figure?
  • Which country in South America is the largest by area and Spanish-speaking?
  • What breed of dog originated in Mexico?
  • Which statement is true about the Costa del Sol?
  • Quetzalcoatl in Mexican art is commonly depicted as what?
  • Which Spanish poet and playwright was executed during the Spanish Civil War?
  • What mathematical concept did the Maya invent and use?
  • For which king did Columbus claim the New World?
  • What is the name of the popular large family gathering around a barbecue commonly associated with Argentina and Uruguay?
  • Which two Latino individuals are noted for playing major roles in the Oakland Raiders' 1981 Super Bowl victory?
  • Which monarchs financed Columbus?
  • What is the capital of Costa Rica?
  • First Mexican-American woman to serve in the US Congress?
  • The Joropo is a music style popular in the Llanos, a plains region in which two countries?
  • What are the 2 main colors of the Spanish flag?
  • What is the name of the long, brightly colored skirt traditionally worn by Mexican folkloric dancers?
  • Bartolome Colon is the brother of which famous explorer?
  • What is the capital of Colombia?
  • The pampas are best described as which geographic feature?
  • Despacito was a collaboration featuring which artists?
  • Which artist is famously known as the Queen of Salsa in Cuban-American music?
  • José Martí was a national figure of which country?
  • Fidel Castro overthrew which leader in 1959?
  • Jose Hernandez is associated with which heritage as an astronaut?
  • What is the capital of Spain?
  • In Mexico, why do people place a coin in a newborn baby's crib?
  • A quinceañera is which kind of celebration?
  • Velas votivas are candles lit in honor of who?
  • What is the world's highest navigable lake?
  • What is the capital of Honduras?
  • Which pairing correctly matches a Mexican revolutionary leader with a Spanish filmmaker?
  • Many Spanish words beginning with 'al' are of what origin?
  • Who was the ninth tlatoani of Tenochtitlan who reigned from 1502 to 1520?
  • El bachillerato Clásico is a system of education comparable to what institution in America?
  • Santería blends African religious traditions with which other major religion?
  • Name the first Hispanic to win a Pulitzer Prize for Fiction.
  • What is the name of the accent mark used in Spanish to indicate stress or distinguish between words?
  • Name the military leader who commanded U.S. troops in 2003 as they toppled Saddam Hussein.
  • Paella is traditionally prepared with rice, saffron, and which main ingredient?
  • What is the Spanish word for the rosary, an important element of Catholic prayer?
  • What is the general name of a store where fish is sold?
  • The term 'Güero/a' is used in which Spanish-speaking context?
  • What is the slow, romantic music style from Mexico, often performed by mariachis?
  • Estadio Azteca is located in which city?
  • The AVA is best described as which type of transportation system?
  • What is the most famous sport in Latin America?
  • Hugo Chavez was a vocal critic of US-supported neoliberalism. Which policy is neoliberalism typically associated with?
  • La Paz is the capital of which country?
  • What is the Popul Vuh?
  • Which three states have the largest Hispanic populations?
  • What famous Mexican singer is known as 'El Rey' of ranchera music?
  • The Inca civilization is credited with cultivating which crop first?
  • Cuauhtémoc is associated with which ancient civilization?
  • Which Spanish-speaking country in South America has two capitals?
  • Which South American countries have no outlet to the sea?
  • The Popul Vuh is best described as which type of document?
  • Tenochtitlán was located on an island in which lake?
  • Which term do Mexicans use to refer to a blond person?
  • Who played the role of Selena in the 1997 biographical movie Selena?
  • Where is the most famous Roman aqueduct in Spain?
  • What religion is practiced in most of Latin America?
  • Mexico's independence from Spain is commemorated in which year?
  • Benito Juarez was a president from which indigenous group?
  • Which Space Shuttle carried Jose Hernandez and Danny Ochoa?
  • Who led Argentina to victory in the 2022 FIFA World Cup?
  • Which artist served as court painter during the reign of Felipe IV?
  • What is a librería?
  • Which two countries fought in the Battle of Puebla?
  • Which country has won the most Copa América titles?
  • Churros are a common breakfast snack in which country?
  • Gazpacho is a traditional cold soup from which region of Spain?
  • Copla is best described as which of the following?
  • In what year did Mexico win its independence from Spain?
  • What Spanish soccer club is one of the most successful in Europe and has won multiple Champions League titles?
  • Which two oceans are connected by the Panama Canal?
  • Which list correctly names the three Spanish-speaking Caribbean islands?
  • What type of accident left Frida Kahlo in chronic pain for the remainder of her life?
  • Who may wear a rebozo?
  • Which song topped global streaming in 2017 and featured artists Luis Fonsi, Daddy Yankee, and Justin Bieber?
  • The Pyrenees mountains form the border between which two countries?
  • Who is the Spanish actress that played the role of Raimunda in Volver?
  • What is the national bird of Guatemala?
  • What is the Spanish language called in Spain?
  • Fidel Castro is a historic figure associated with which country?
  • Pablo Picasso was considered which two nationalities?
  • What is the Spanish word for a spoken compliment to women?
  • Benito Juarez, a Mexican president, was a member of which indigenous group?
  • Which Chilean poet was the first Latin American woman to win the Nobel Prize in Literature?
  • Which Latin American figure is known for being a countercultural symbol due to a stylized visage?
  • What is the largest Spanish-speaking city?
  • What is the Three Kings' Day dessert traditionally eaten in Spain?
  • What do you call a soap opera in Spanish?
  • Which religious figure is commemorated during the processions of Semana Santa?
  • What is "cafe de olla"?
  • Which film features Penélope Cruz in the role of Raimunda?
  • The oldest university in the western hemisphere is located in which country?
  • The Basque people are primarily associated with which two present-day countries?
  • When was the Golden Age of Spanish literature or 'El Siglo de Oro'?
  • Is it cheaper to sit in sol or sombra at a bullfight?
  • Which mountain range runs along the western edge of South America and forms a natural boundary between Chile and Argentina?
  • Paella is a classic Spanish rice dish that is typically cooked and served in which setting?
  • What does the name Buenos Aires mean?
  • What is the Spanish word for the bread baked for Día de los Muertos, which symbolizes bones?
  • El Día de los Inocentes is equivalent to which American day?
  • What white embroidered Cuban shirt is commonly worn for formal occasions in the Caribbean and Latin America?
  • Which language is most similar to Spanish?
  • How many Spanish-speaking countries are there in South America?
  • La Noche Vieja refers to which occasion?
  • Copán in Honduras is famous for what type of site?
  • In which country is the volcano Popocatepetl located?
  • What art form do Orozco, Siqueros, and Rivera have in common?
  • Who led the northern revolutionary troops during the Mexican Civil War?
  • What is the name of the architect who designed La Sagrada Familia in Barcelona?
  • Who led migrant workers to better conditions through the United Farm Workers?
  • Who is known for her role in the telenovela Rebelde?
  • Which river is the longest in Spain?
  • Besides being a Mexican soup, menudo is also used to describe what?
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