1. If a Jamaican was "kin teet", what would they be doing? Shouting Sleeping Smiling Singing

2. That girl is too "laba-laba". What is her problem? She is too talkative. She is too thin. She is too fat. She is too stupid.

3. In Jamaica, as in America, there are not a few "mampi" women walking around. "Mampi" must mean...? jealous sexy obese single and willing

4. If a Jamaican invited you to a "nine night", where would you be going? A dance party A wake A slumber party A graduation ceremony

5. Someone described what you were wearing as "ol bruk", what did he mean? You were wearing all black . He was trying tell you your zipper was open. He thought it was too formal.. You were wearing second hand clothing.

6. Many Jamaican young men love to "palaav". What does it mean? Show off Dance Make out with their girlfriends Relax at home

7. What are "red yeye" (red eye) people? Tired people People who are drunk Covetous people Angry people

8. What do you think the expression " Si an bline, ear an deaf" means? Go to sleep. He is a deaf mute. Don't meddle. He is an old man.

9. A phrase used often to describe Jamaica and its people is "Likkle but talawah". What does the word "talawah" mean? Easygoing Hospitable Tall Fearless

10. When listening to Jamaican dancehall music , you often hear the phrase "Unnu ready?" What is "unnu"? The music The audience The drinks The stage