Bermuda Quiz Part 2: Pink Sands, Triangle Myths, and Gombey Dancers

How well do you know Bermuda? Part 2

Test your knowledge of Bermuda with these 10 new questions. Choose the best answer for each question and see your score at the end!

• 1. What is the infamous myth associated with the region where Bermuda is located?

  • (A) The Fountain of Youth
  • (B) The Bermuda Triangle
  • (C) The Lost City of Atlantis
  • (D) El Dorado

• 2. What is a key ingredient in Bermuda's national dish, Fish Chowder?

  • (A) Black Rum and Sherry Peppers
  • (B) Coconut milk and lime
  • (C) Tomato and basil
  • (D) Soy sauce and ginger

• 3. What is the currency of Bermuda?

  • (A) Bermudian Dollar
  • (B) US Dollar
  • (C) British Pound
  • (D) Both A and B are used interchangeably

• 4. Which of these is a famous pink sand beach in Bermuda?

  • (A) Horseshoe Bay Beach
  • (B) Seven Mile Beach
  • (C) Grace Bay Beach
  • (D) Eagle Beach

• 5. What is the "Cup Match" in Bermuda?

  • (A) A sailing regatta.
  • (B) A major annual cricket match and public holiday.
  • (C) A football tournament.
  • (D) A golf championship.

• 6. Besides tourism, what is the other major pillar of Bermuda's economy?

  • (A) Agriculture
  • (B) International business, particularly insurance and reinsurance.
  • (C) Manufacturing
  • (D) Fishing

• 7. Bermuda is the oldest remaining overseas territory of which country?

  • (A) France
  • (B) Spain
  • (C) The United Kingdom
  • (D) Portugal

• 8. What is a "Dark 'n' Stormy"?

  • (A) A type of weather phenomenon.
  • (B) Bermuda's national cocktail, made with black rum and ginger beer.
  • (C) A traditional folk dance.
  • (D) A local seafood dish.

• 9. What is the name of the historic town and UNESCO World Heritage site in Bermuda?

  • (A) Hamilton
  • (B) St. George's
  • (C) Somerset
  • (D) Flatts Village

• 10. What natural feature protects Bermuda's coastline?

  • (A) A large mountain range
  • (B) A dense mangrove forest
  • (C) A large network of coral reefs
  • (D) A series of man-made sea walls