Question | Answer | % Correct |
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Capital | Mexico City | 98%
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Official language | Spanish | 88%
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Neighboring countries | United States | 83%
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Mexico‘s continent | North America | 81%
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Ocean to the west | Pacific Ocean | 80%
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Neighboring countries | Guatemala | 77%
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Neighboring countries | Belize | 75%
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Big peninsula (west) | Baja California | 73%
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Big peninsula (east) | States on ^ | Yucatán | 73%
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Currency | Peso | 72%
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What U.S. president Trump proposed to build | a wall | 71%
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Civilization home to the South, known for their calendar | Maya | 70%
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Mexican counterpart to San Diego | Tijuana | 70%
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Mexican state and smallest dog | Chihuahua | 69%
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Second-largest city (urban area) | Guadalajara | 68%
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Predominant religion | Catholicism | 66%
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Animal visible on the flag | Eagle | 65%
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Unibrowed artist | Frida Kahlo | 64%
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Traditional dish composed of tortillas | Taco | 64%
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Alcoholic drink made from blue agave | Tequila | 64%
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Avocado-based dip used for ^ | Guacamole | 63%
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Beach city known for its cliff divers | Acapulco | 60%
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Third-largest city (urban area) | Monterrey | 60%
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Spanish conquistador who conquered great parts of modern-day Mexico | Hernán Cortés | 59%
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What is celebrated on November 1 & 2? | Día de Muertos | 58%
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This city means "hot waters" | Aguascalientes | 56%
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Longest river | Río Grande | 55%
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Biggest problem for Mexico since 2006 | the drug traffic | 55%
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Year they hosted the Olympics | 1968 | 53%
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Wide-brimmed hat | Sombrero | 53%
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President from 2000 until 2006 | Vicente Fox | 52%
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What is the above eating? | a snake | 51%
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Second-busiest airport | Cancún Intl. | 51%
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Famous Mexican music genre (mostly played in bands) | Mariachi | 51%
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Richest man | Carlos Slim Helú | 50%
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Spanish for May 5 | Cinco de Mayo | 49%
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Current president | Enrique Peña Nieto | 48%
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Food 2: comes from Taíno mahiz | Maize | 48%
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Papier-mâché container you have to destroy with closed eyes | Piñata | 48%
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Number of states | 31 | 47%
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States on ^ | Quintana Roo | 47%
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Husband of ^ and well-known muralist | Diego Rivera | 45%
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Aztec city where nowadays the capital is located | Tenochtitlan | 45%
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Resort town at the southern tip of ^ | Cabo San Lucas | 44%
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Food 4: comes from Aztec xocolātl | Chocolate | 44%
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Long name of the country | United Mexican States | 44%
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What does "D.F." stand for in "Mexico D.F."? (technically not in use anymore) | Distrito federal | 43%
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Aztec emperor killed in 1520 | Moctezuma II | 43%
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Tortilla chips | Nachos | 42%
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Spaniards call it 'coche' (car), Mexicans call it… | carro | 41%
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Most famous 'city' built by ^ | Chichen Itza | 41%
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60% of the Mexicans identify themselves as this (Mixture of European and Amerindian) | Mestizo | 41%
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Hottest desert | {Sonoran} Desert | 41%
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'The Fastest Mouse in all Mexico' | Speedy Gonzales | 41%
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Mexican-American actress and former model | Salma Hayek | 40%
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Main square in the capital (Hint: starts with Z) | Zócalo | 40%
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States on ^ | Campeche | 39%
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Celebration of girl‘s 15th birthday | Quinceañera | 38%
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Most successful football team | Club América | 37%
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Modern version of the Aztec language | Nahuatl | 37%
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Independence Day | September 16 | 37%
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Year Mexico declared its independence | 1810 | 36%
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When do Mexican children get their Christmas presents? | on January 6 | 36%
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Flag carrier airline | Aeroméxico | 35%
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Food 3: comes from Aztec ahuacatl | Avocado | 35%
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Most prominent figure in ^ | El Chapo | 35%
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Three dominating parties | Partido Acción Nacional | 35%
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What is 'Coatzalcoalcos'? | a city | 34%
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Spaniards call it 'ascensor' (lift), Mexicans call it… | elevador | 34%
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Food 1: comes from Aztec xitomatl | Tomato | 32%
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'Oye Como Va' guitarist | Carlos Santana | 31%
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Under which name are festivals known in Mexico? | fiestas | 31%
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Volcanoes visible from the capital in fine weather | Popocatépetl | 31%
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Smallest of these states | Tlaxcala | 31%
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Socalist guerilla group in Chiapas | Zapatistas | 31%
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Three dominating parties | Partido Revolucionario Institucional | 30%
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Highest mountain | Pico de Orizaba | 29%
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Well-known island near ^ | {Cozumel} Island | 28%
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How does this anthem start? | Mexicanos, al grito de guerra | 28%
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He won the Battle of the Alamo | Antonio López de Santa Anna | 27%
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Who was the first president after ^ ? | Benito Juárez | 27%
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What was Mexico between 1863 and 1867? | an Empire | 25%
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German WWI proposal that Mexico should invade the USA | {Zimmermann} telegram | 25%
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Largest wildcat home to Mexico | Jaguar | 23%
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Winner of a Nobel Prize in Literature | Octavio Paz | 23%
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What did Cesare Cardini invent here? | Caesar salad | 22%
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Corned tortilla rolled around a filling | Enchilada | 22%
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Three dominating parties | Partido de la Revolución Democrática | 21%
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National anthem (DON‘T make jokes about it, it‘s forbidden by law) | Himno Nacional Mexicano | 20%
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Top-level domain | .mx | 19%
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Mountain range in Northeastern Mexico | Sierra Madre Oriental | 18%
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Which rare phenomenon can be seen in the capital? | the capital is {sinking} | 17%
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Volcanoes visible from the capital in fine weather | Ixtaccíhuatl | 15%
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Largest lake | Lake {Chapala} | 15%
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Mexican equivalent to Rodeo | Charreria | 9%
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James-Bond-Movie which starts in Mexico | Spectre | 9%
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Uninhabited French atoll once controlled by Mexico | {Clipperton} Island | 8%
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Beard style commonly associated with Mexico | Moustache | 6%
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What is 'Mastretta'? | a car maker | 1%
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