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A #frenchquiz about #haiti
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1
Which of these is the Haitian motto?
Liberté, égalité, amusement
Égalité, liberté, fraternité
Égalite, nationalisme, fraternité
2
Spaghetti is mostly served as breakfast and cooked with hotdogs.
True
False
3
Who is the president of Haiti
Jack guy Lafonte
Enex jean-Charles
donald trump
Jovenel Moïse
4
What are the two leading languages in Haiti?
Haitian Creol-French and French
English and Haitian Creole-French
English
English and French
5
La Dessalinenne is Haiti's national
Anthem
Drink
Bird
Flag
6
The capital of Haiti is Port-au-Prince.
False
True
7
Haiti has many political parties, but which one is the main one?
Unitary Semi Presidential Replblic
Christian Movement for New Haiti
Convergence Dèmocratique
Alliance for the Liberation & Advancement of Haiti
8
What is an example of an artist cluster or 'school'?
Art institute of Haiti
Cap-Haiten School
Artists anonymous
Artists R Us
9
After the hurricane in 2010 hit many _____ and ____ leaving them extensively damaged.
Museums, art galleries
Girls, boys
Churches, schools
Businesses, landmarks
10
What is a typical Haitian dish?
riz colle aux pais
Chips and crackers
Poule avec riz
Spaghetti and meatballs
11
Haitian food originated from which of these clusters?
French, African, Tantic natives, Spanish influence
African, European, Hispanic, American
American, African, Dominican, Haitian
12
Haitian art is a _______ tradition, reflecting _______ roots.
excentric, Hispanic
weird, American
complex, African
cool, Jamaican
13
The most 4 popular music genres are _____ ,_____ ,_____ , _____
Soul , pop , zouk , gospel
Konpa, gospel, zouk , pop
Zouk , gospel , pop , country
Hip-hop, zouk, konpa, gospel
14
Wyclef Jean, Piccalo, and T-Vice are popular _____ in Haiti.
Teachers
Musicians
Artists
Politicians
15
When did Haiti declare independence?
October 31, 2010
July 4, 1898
Jan. 1, 1804