Quiz Answers If you have been answering the quiz questions as you go along, you can check our answers here! Q.1: What are the Caribbean's most widely spoken languages? A: The most widely spoken languages in the Caribbean are English, Spanish and French. Q.2: What is a creole language? A: A creole language is a mixture of languages. For example, Jamaican Creole is a mixture of English words with West African grammar. Q.3: What do hummingbirds feed on? A: Hummingbirds feed on nectar and insects. Q.4: If you had one day off a year to have fun, what would you do? A: If you had one day off a year to have fun maybe you would choose to go to the beach, have a party, play football, meet up with your friends, ride a horse, go-kart, snowboard, ice-skate, visit a museum or go to the cinema. Q.5: What is Lent? A: Lent is a Christian tradition. It is the 40 day period before Easter. It begins with Ash Wednesday and ends on Holy Saturday. Q.6: How can you find out where your nearest steel pan band is? A: Type in 'steel band' and the name of your town into a search engine (like Google). Q.7: Do you have a favourite song that makes you want to dance and sing when you hear it? A: Listen to some music and choose a track that makes you want to dance or feel excited. Q 8: Which ocean did the Moko Jumbie cross in the poem? A: In the poem the Moko Jumbie crossed the Atlantic Ocean. Q.9: How can you find your nearest carnival and get involved? A: Go to https://www.carnevalenetwork.co.uk/index.php/en/carnival-information/2018-carnival-dates/uk-carnivals. We hope you enjoyed taking part in the quiz! Let us know what you have learnt in the comments below of on our social media (@thegcfoundation). Return to Carnival Learning Resource THE CARNIVAL LEARNING RESOURCE IS TAKEN FROM THE BOOK CARNIVAL BY RHIAN KEMPADOO-MILLAR AND AYO JONES (2011). Illustrations © Rhian Kempadoo-Millar Banner photo © Tony Bartholomew (2019)