A Caribbean Christmas

The four Caribbean countries covered are_______

• Trinidad

  Surinam

  Barbados

  Dominican Republic

• Jamaica

  Barbados

  Grenada

  Aruba

• Bahamas

  Jamaica

  Trinidad & Tobago

  Haiti

• Haiti

  Jamaica

  Guyana

  China

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The Bahamas is an archipelago of ______ islands.

• 30

• 60

• 900

• 700

The Bahamas lies in the_____Ocean.

• Atlantic

• Caribbean

• Pacific

• Indian

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The Bahamas is closer to _____ than_____.

• Jamaica __Florida

• Cuba___Florida

• Florida___Cuba

• Miami ___Havana

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A traditional Bahamian Christmas meal includes_______.

• Conch

• Turkey

• Fritters

• Jollof Rice

Christmas celebration in Trinidad begins in _______.

• September

• January

• March

• May

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Christmas In Trinidad was first celebrated in _____.

• 1918

• 2011

• 1569

• 1929

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Jamaican and Haitian children can_______on Christmas Eve.

• sleep early

• wait up for Santa Claus

• stay out late

• go caroling

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Jamaicans and Trinidadians enjoy ______ at Christmas;

• sorrel

• peanut punch

• carrot juice

• kola campagne

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Sorrel belongs to the _________family

• Fern

• Coconut

• Dandelion

• Hibiscus

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