Test 14 - ch. 17 - 18 and MM 16-17 Flashcards

1
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What is South America’s largest lake?

A

Lake Maracaibo

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2
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What is the fourth largest continent?

A

South America

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3
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What is the highest navigable lake in the world?

A

Lake Titicaca

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4
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What zone is most of South America located in?

A

Torrid Zone

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5
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This desert located in South America is one of the driest regions in the world.

A

Atacama Desert

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6
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What is the major mountain range located in South America?

A

Andes Mountains

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7
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What is the largest South American river?

A

Amazon River

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8
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The Strait of Magellan separates what islands from the South American mainland?

A

Tierra del Fuego

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9
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Where is the world’s largest tropical rain forest located?

A

the Amazon River Basin

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10
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Who was British missionary who died during the first attempt to bring the gospel to the Indians to Tierra del Fuego?

A

Captain Allen Gardiner

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11
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What are the fertile grasslands the extend across Argentina called?

A

Pampas

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12
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What is the largest city in South America?

A

Sao Paulo, Brazil

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13
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What is the oldest permanent settlement in South America?

A

Cumana, Venezuela

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14
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A missionary to the Quechuas and the Aucas of Equador

A

Jim Elliot

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15
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the Spanish conquistador who conquered the Incas

A

Fransisco Pizarro

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16
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one of the first Protestant missionaries to South America

A

James Thomson

17
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the first man to realize that the Americas were a “New World”

A

Amerigo Vespucci

18
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the most famous patriot in South America’s struggle for independence; the “George Washington of South America”

A

Simon Bolivar

19
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the first European to sail from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean

A

Ferdinand Magellan

20
Q

The most famous early South American Indian civilization was what group?

A

Inca Indians

21
Q

More Indians live here than in any other country in the world.

22
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The capital and the largest city of Uruguay

A

Montevideo

23
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The language of the Incas

24
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The official language of Guyana

25
Who became emperor of Brazil at age 15 and helped Brazil to develop into a strong country
Pedro II
26
Chile is the world's largest producer of what?
copper
27
The capital of Ecuador
Quito
28
The South American country that produces a great volume of wheat
Argentina
29
The landlocked South American country with two capital cities
Bolivia
30
What is the capital of Brazil
Brasilia
31
Which country is said to produce the world's finest coffee?
Columbia
32
When Dutch Guiana became independent it changed its name to what?
Suriname
33
What country is known for its production of petroleum and natural gas?
Venezuela
34
Which one of the seven natural wonders of the world is located in Brazil?
Guanabara Bay
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Know the following locations
Turks and Caicos, Mount Aconcagua, Uruguay, Venezuela, Suriname, Caribbean Sea, Bolivia, Paraguay, Lake Titicaca, Peru, Isthmus of Panama, Colombia, Tierra del Fuego, Lake Maracaibo, Parana River, Argentina, El Salvador, Falkland Islands, Cuba, Strait of Magellan, Cape Horn, Jamaica, Amazon River, Brazil, South Georgia Island
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Know the following locations
Missouri River, Andes River, Great Bear Lake, Mt. McKinley, Rio de la Plata, Angel Falls, Gulf of Mexico, Amazon River, Appalachian Mountains, Patagonia Desert, Mississippi River, Greenland, Rocky Mountains, Panama Canal, West Indies