How well do you know the 868 Trinidad & Tobago?
Test Your Knowledge of Trinidad & Tobago!
Discover how well you know the rich history and culture of Trinidad and Tobago with our engaging quiz! From iconic athletes to national symbols, each question will challenge your understanding of this beautiful twin-island nation.
Brush up on your T&T facts and find out:
- When T&T became a Republic
- The first Olympic medalist
- National birds and flowers
When did 868 code became T&T’s exclusive area code?
31 August 1962
1 June 1998
27 July 1990
24 September 1976
When did Trinidad and Tobago become a Republic?
31 August 1962
24 September 1976
1 August 1976
1 January 1992
Who is the first athlete to win an Olympic medal for Trinidad and Tobago?
Hasely Crawford
Rodney Wilkes
Ato Bolden
Keshorn Walcott
Which bandleader has the most band of the years wins?
Peter Minshall
Brian MacFarlane
Edmund Hart
Wayne Berkeley
Which one of these is NOT the national bird of Trinidad and Tobago?
Scarlet Ibis
Cocrico
Humming Bird
What does TSTT stand for?
Telecommunication Services of Trinidad and Tobago
Television Standards for Trinidad and Tobago
Transport Service of Trinidad and Tobago
Tax Services of Trinidad and Tobago
Who was the first Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago?
Sir Ellis Clarke
Basdeo Panday
Arthur N.R. Robinson
Dr Eric Williams
What was the first President of Trinidad and Tobago?
Sir Ellis Clarke
Noor Hassanali
Arthur NR Robinson
George Maxwell Richards
What is the national flower of Trinidad and Tobago?
Barbados Pride
Hibiscus
Chaconia
Poppy
Which year did Trinidad and Tobago qualify for the Fifa World Cup?
1978
1986
2006
2010
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