5 6 cumbia review game
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The document is a quiz about Cumbia music given to groups of four students. It contains true/false and multiple choice questions about characteristics of Cumbia music like its origins in Colombia, popularity in Latin America, common instruments used like the drum, and vocabulary related to Cumbia dancing, courtship, and instruments. Students are instructed to choose a writer for their group and keep score as they progress through the quiz.
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