Letter | Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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A | This tribe were a lot like the Mayans | Aztecs | 94%
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C | State of Mexico and a dog breed | Chihuahua | 91%
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B | Wrap with black beans, rice, chicken and a few other stuff | Burrito | 75%
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F | Every time one of her children died, an Aztec woman would cut off one of her _______ | Fingers | 72%
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J | Place in the top middle of Mexico. Ciudad __________ | Juárez | 72%
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Y | State in the lower-right of Mexico | Yucatán | 72%
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X | Third letter of the country this quiz is about | X | 66%
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Z | Second letter of the answer to question #1 | Z | 66%
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T | Ingredients like jalapeños, cheese, meat and onions in a tortilla shell | Tacos | 59%
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I | Victims of the Aztecs would be cut up and their _________ would be dragged around. ( Another name for guts) | Intestines | 56%
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V | It is said in a legend, a planet lost Ian game to a god. What was the planets' name? | Venus | 53%
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D | This Mexican man painted enormous murals | Diego Rivera | 47%
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M | Traditional Mexican band | Mariachi | 47%
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Q | Aztec God | Quetzalcoatl | 47%
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H | The Mexican priests wore their ____ down to their feet | Hair | 44%
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O | The name of this tribe means "The Rubber People" | Olmecs | 41%
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W | Ancestor of dogs. Mexican type | Wolf | 38%
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U | One of the king's slaves. Keeper of the _________. (Toilets for males to urinate in.) | Urinal | 34%
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R | Type of Mexican spider. Mexican ___-Kneed Tarantula | Red | 25%
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L | Hernan Cortés had a strict rule that said his men must not steal from defeated tribes. This was called what? | Looting | 16%
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S | Type of rice pudding dessert | Sago | 13%
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N | This Aztec King had 2,000 wives and 144 children | Nezahualpilli | 9%
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G | Coatlicue, an Aztec goddess, wore a necklace made of __________ | Guts | 6%
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K | One of Mexico's main languages other than Spanish | Kechua | 6%
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P | Violent game the Aztecs love | Pok-a-Tok | 6%
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E | Reserve near Mexicali | El Pinacate Biosphere Reserve | 0%
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