How Well Do You Know Mexico?
10 Questions
| Total Attempts: 273
Between the United States of America and the continent of Central America is Mexico, a country widely known throughout the world. Take this short trivia quiz to evaluate your knowledge of Mexico.
Questions and Answers
- 1.
Who is the current president of Mexico?- A.
Ernesto Zedillo
- B.
Enrique pena Nieto
- C.
Felipe Calderón
- D.
Felipe Luis
- 2.
When is Mexico's independence day?
- A.
October 1st
- B.
September 16th
- C.
August 24th
- D.
January 5th
- 3.
What is the most popular sport in Mexico?
- A.
Baseball
- B.
Basketball
- C.
Tennis
- D.
Football/Soccer
- 4.
What is the name of the river that separates Mexico from Texas?
- A.
The Sabine
- B.
Missouri
- C.
Rio Grande
- D.
Usumacinta
- 5.
What is the official language of Mexico?
- A.
English
- B.
French
- C.
Spanish
- D.
Portuguese
- 6.
Mexico is to the _______ of the United States.
- A.
West
- B.
East
- C.
North
- D.
South
- 7.
What is the official name of Mexico?
- A.
The Republic of Mexico
- B.
United States of Mexico
- C.
United Mexican States
- D.
People’s Republic of Mexico
- 8.
What is the capital of Mexico?
- A.
New Mexico
- B.
Mexico City
- C.
Mexico Town
- D.
Old Mexico
- 9.
Which of these Central American countries borders Mexico?
- A.
Honduras
- B.
El Salvador
- C.
Guatemala
- D.
Cuba
- 10.
What is the name of the main three mountain ranges in Mexico?
- A.
Rockies
- B.
Sierra Madres
- C.
Sierra Andes
- D.
Himalayas
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