Ecuador, Peru, And Bolivia: Geography

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Mount Cotopaxi is called the highest steaming mountain in the world.

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true

Front 2

In Bolivia, the Andes Mountains have formed ________ ranges.

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3

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People who live and work in the Andes develop _______ chests and lungs.

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large

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These are coastal regions located between the Andes mountains and the Pacific Ocean:

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western

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Peru's coastal region is a desert:

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western

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Selva is a name for the low jungle areas at the foot of the Andes:

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eastern

Front 7

Choose the correct location (eastern or western).

Peru's coast, along which the Peru Currents flow, has no rain and only occasional mist but is cool:

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western

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The wild horses, iguanas, wild dogs, and pelicans can be found in the:

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Galapagos

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The falcons, condors, and llama are found in the:

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Andes

Front 10

Peru has an "Atlantic seaport."

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true

Front 11

Five missionaries live with the Auca Indians.

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false

Front 12

Indian traditions are sometimes included in Roman Catholic festivals.

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true

Front 13

Although Spanish is the official language in Ecuador, Peru, and Bolivia, most people also speak Indian dialect.

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true

Front 14

Clothing must be ______ for the high plateaus.

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thick

Front 15

The Incas had no _____ language.

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written

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The Inca capital was:

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cuzco

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_______ was considered the liberator of the southern half of South America.

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San Martin

Front 18

Jose de Sucre fought more freedom battles for Ecuador and Bolivia than Simon Bolivar.

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true

Front 19

Since democracy, no more trouble has bothered the three Indian countries.

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false

Front 20

The country which lies to the north of Ecuador is:

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Colombia

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The islands in the Pacific Ocean which belong to Ecuador are the

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Galapagos Islands.

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The capital city of Ecuador is:

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Quito

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The chief port of Ecuador is:

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Guayaquil

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Ecuador's chief resource and industry is

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bananas

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capital of the Inca empire

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cuzco

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capital of Peru

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Lima

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produce cotton and wool cloth

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textile factories

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world's second largest producer of vanadium

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peru

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directly north of Peru in the United States

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Flordia

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a major industry

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sugar refining

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port city for Lima, Peru

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Callao

Front 32

Bolivia is one of two countries in South America without a:

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sea-port

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The country that surrounds Bolivia to the north, east, and southeast is

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brazil

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The legal capital of Bolivia is:

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Sucre

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Bolivia is crossed by the equator.

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false

Front 36

The Galapagos Islands are a few miles off the shore of Ecuador.

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false

Front 37

The Atlantic seaport on the Amazon, called Iquitos, is in Peru.

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true

Front 38

Lake Titicaca is on the border between Peru and Bolivia.

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true

Front 39

The coastline of Ecuador is fertile.

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true

Front 40

The "Avenue of Volcanoes" is in Ecuador.

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true

Front 41

The coastline of Peru has a very dry, cool climate.

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true

Front 42

Most of the people in Ecuador, Peru, and Bolivia are:

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Indians

Front 43

The men of the Colorado Indian tribe do what to their hair?

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dye their hair red

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The Indians who make fine woven textiles are:

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the Otavalo

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Many children do not attend school because:

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they haven't money for clothes

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Wool in Peru comes from:

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llamas

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Along the coastline of Peru there is much:

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sand skiing

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In Bolivia men wear chullos, which are:

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caps with flaps

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Pizzaro captured the what nation.

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Inca

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Ecuador's chief resource and industry is

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bananas

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The liberator of the southern half of South America was:

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San Martin

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What kind of metals are mined in Peru?

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gold, silver, iron, copper, zinc, vanadium.

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Sucre fought more battles to free Ecuador and Bolivia than Simon Bolivar.

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true