Answer these five questions and find out how much you've learnt from your journey to Quiche.

Timeline

  • Question 1: What does hasta proxima mean ?
  • Question 2:How many families in quiche were we able to give cash transfers after two hurricanes hit in 2 weeks ?
  • Question 3: What makes the seeds we share with farmers in quiche so special?
  • Question 4 : How many children now get nutritious food each day since we connected farmers with local schools?
  • Question 5 : What is a child friendly space?
  • Find out the answers

Question 1: What does hasta proxima mean ?

Justo, 10, poses for a portrait after taking part in a theatre play during the Generation Hope Week of Action in Quiché, Guatemala

a) Good day  

b) Come back soon

c) Until next time 

d) We’re close together  

Question 2:How many families in quiche were we able to give cash transfers after two hurricanes hit in 2 weeks ?

Magdalena, 22, mum Jacinta, 44, Jacinta, five, Petrona, seven, Petrona Maribel, eight, and Catarina, 27, in Quiche district, Guatemala

a) 51

b) 510

c) 5100 

d) 10000 

Question 3: What makes the seeds we share with farmers in quiche so special?

Rebeca, 27, carrying eggs from her farm in Quiche district, Guatemala

a) They are drought and flood resistant 

b) They grow crops twice as fast

c) They are beautiful to look at  

d) They grow more nutritious food 

Question 4 : How many children now get nutritious food each day since we connected farmers with local schools?

Cousins Anabely, 11, and Maria Elena, 12, eating fruit at school in Quiche district, Guatemala

a) 4,000 children

b) 14,000 children

c) 30,000 children

d) 40,000 children 

Question 5 : What is a child friendly space?

Andrea, 9, and Juana, 8, participate in "Heroes of the Planet" play performed during the Generation Hope Week of Action in Quiché, Guatemala

a) A place where children can process their trauma  

b) A place where children can play

c) A place where children can learn

d) All of the above 

Find out the answers

Anabely, 11, drawing the weather at school in Quiche, Guatemala

Question 1: c) Until next time

Question 2: c) 5100

Question 3: a) They are drought and flood resistant

Question 4: d) 40,000 children

Question 5: d) All of the above

Now you’ve got your score...

I hope you enjoyed getting to know Beatriz and some of the work we’re doing over in Guatemala. 
 
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