Only True Puerto Ricans Can Pass This Quiz!
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Question 1/20
How do you refer to the night before Christmas?
- Christmas Eve
- December 24th
- Noche Buena
Question 2/20
What do you call your grandmother?
- Grandma
- Grammy
- Abuela
Question 3/20
What item did your mother most likely use to discipline you?
- Wooden spoon
- Belt
- La Chancleta
Question 4/20
What is the answer to most ailments in a Puerto Rican household?
- Vicks
- Trip to the doctors
- Rest
Question 5/20
But if that didn't work what food do you try?
- Caldo
- Pasteles
- Arroz con Dolce
Question 6/20
What was the utensil you definitely had in your kitchen growing up?
- Tandoor oven
- Pilon
- Wok
Question 7/20
January 6th is important because...
- It is Three King's Day
- Christmas
- It's a public holiday
Question 8/20
What delicious food do your non-Puerto Rican friends mistake for salsa?
- Mofongo
- Sofrito
- Lechon
Question 9/20
What is one of your favorite things to have in summer?
- Melon
- Piragua
- Ice cream
Question 10/20
Which one of the following herbs was your mother most likely to grow?
- Thyme
- Cilantro
- Lemongrass
Question 11/20
Which scary figure did your parents threaten you with?
- The Bogeyman
- Big Foot
- El Coco
Question 12/20
Which of the following vegetables was your family obsessed with?
- Goya
- Pumpkin
- Carrot
Question 13/20
Your family referred to all cereals as ‘conflei’. True or False?
- True
- False
Question 14/20
A game Puerto Rican families commonly play is…
- Monopoly
- Scrabble
- Dominoes
Question 15/20
Which Christmas drink can you not live without?
- Coquito
- Spiced cherry
- Chocolate caliente
Question 16/20
Which celebrity divorce probably devastated your whole family?
- J. Lo and Mark Anthony
- Brad and Angelina
- Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes
Question 17/20
Staples in a Puerto Rican diet are…
- Tomato and olive oil
- Rice and beans
- Bread and cheese
Question 18/20
Which song was played at nearly every Puerto Rican party you went to?
- Let's Get Loud by Jennifer Lopez
- The Nurbush by Ike and TIna Turner
- Suavemente by Elvis Crespo
Question 19/20
Growing up, you ate ‘lechon’ every Christmas. True or False?
- True
- False
Question 20/20
How can Puerto Rican Christmas music best be described?
- Classic carols
- Parrandas
- Hymns
