Q: Where does the name
“Bahamas” come from?
A: Baja Mar in Spanish means low sea.
Q: Where in the
Bahamas is Harbour Island located?
A: North Eleuthera
Q: What is an island?
A: An area with water on all sides.
Q: How many islands
are there in the Bahamas?
A: 700
Q: Who discovered most
of the islands in the Bahamas?
A: Christopher Columbus
Q: What are the
colors in Bahamian flag?
A: Blue, yellow and black.
Q: Why does the
Bahamian courtesy flag have red and white and where do you see it?
A: On a boat to let people know you are visiting the Bahamas.
Q: What do the local Bahamians
call Harbour Island?
A: Briland
Q: What are pastel
colors?
A: Colors that are light like baby blue and baby pink. Not bright colors.
Q: Why do the beaches
in Harbour Island have pink sand?
A: Because the coral breaks and the little pieces of coral go on the sand to make it pink.
Q: Name three types
of fish that you can see while snorkeling?
A: There are lots, but I said grunt, cowfish, and white snapper.
Q: Why is it
important not to touch coral underwater?
A: Because it is very sensitive and if you touch it, it dies.
Q: What is the difference between a sand dollar and a sea
biscuit?
A: I got this one wrong. They are the similar but a sand dollar is flat like a pancake and a sea biscuit is big like a loaf of bread. I knew that a sand dollar turns white when it dies.
Q: On a yacht, can
you find the galley, stateroom and head?
A: The galley is the kitchen, the stateroom is the bedroom, and the head is the bathroom.
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