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What is the Jamaican Motto?
Out of many, one people
What is an ethnic group? Is it:

A. a group of African & Indian people.
B. Two or more groups of people.
C. People who all share the same culture.
D. One in which people belong to the same race & share a common culture.
D. One in which people belong to the same race & share a common culture.
Which group of people brought bananas & plantains to Jamaica?

A. Tainos
B. Chinese
C. East Indians
D. Europeans
D. Europeans
Which group of people brought bammy & corn to Jamaica?

A. Syrians/Lebanese
B. Africans
C. Tainos
D. East Indians
C. Tainos
Which group of people brought duckunoo to Jamaica.

A. Africans
B. East Indians
C. Chinese
D. Syrians/Lebanese
A. Africans
How many national symbols do we have in Jamaica?

A. eight
B. four
C. six
D. seven
C. six
The Jamaican national symbols are:
1. The Coat of Arms
2. The National Flower
3. The National Tree
4. The National Bird
5. The National Flag
6. The National Fruit
What is the National Tree?
The blue mahoe
What is the National Flower?
The lignum vitae
What is the National Fruit?
the ackee
What is the National Bird?
the doctor bird.
When was the National Flag first flown?
August 6, 1962
What does the Jamaican flag mean?
'hardships there are, but the land is green and the sun shineth'
What does the gold in the flag represents?
natural wealth & beauty of sunlight
What does the black in the flag represents?
hardships
What does the green in the Jamaican flag represents?
hope & agricultural resources
In what year did Jamaica create its own set of National Awards for outstanding citizens to replace those formerly granted by the British?

A. 1900
B. 1969
C. 1962
D. 1959
B
B. 1969
The six societies of honour are:
1. National Hero
2. Order of the Nation
3. Order of Excellence
4. Order of Merit
5. Order of Jamaica
6. Order of Distinction
Jamaican Badges are reserved for members of the uniformed services:
1. The Badge of Honour
2. The Medal of Honour
Jamaaica has six National Heroes and one National Heroine. They are:
1. Sam Sharpe
2. Paul Bogle
3. George William Gordon
4. Marcus Mosiah Garvey
5. Norman Manley
6. Alexander Bustamante
7. Nanny