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Latin America Quest
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| A person of African and European descent is called | Mulatto |
| A person of indigenous Mexican and European descent is called | mestizo |
| This mountain range runs through Mexico | Sierra Madre Mountains |
| Rain Shadow Effect is | The phenomenon of the Andes mountain range blocking the rain and moist air from reaching the Atacama Desert. |
| This bowl shaped city holds the most polluted air in the world. | Mexico City |
| How does a country like Venezuela benefit more in regard to international trade. | Proximity to the Panama Canal. |
| Capital of Honduras | Tegucigalpa |
| Capital of Nicaragua | Managua |
| Capital of Cuba | Havana |
| Capital of Guatemala | Guatemala City |
| Capital of Costa Rica | San Jose |
| Capital of Belize | Belmopan |
| Why is Latin America called "Latin America" | Because the people there speak Spanish, Portuguese, and French which are all very close to Latin. |
| The Latin American country with the worst oil pollution | Venezuela |
| Smallest country in Central America | Belize |
| Largest country in Latin America | Brazil |
| Most polluted lake on Earth | Lake Maracaibo |
| Mountain range running through the western side of South America | Andes Mountains |
| The Panama Canal connects these two bodies of water | Caribbean Sea and Pacific Ocean |
| This famous Mexican artist gained her fame from her beautiful paintings of her life in Mexico | Frida Kahlo |
| A person who is illiterate would likely take part in this type of economy | traditional economy |
| Why does African culture still present itself in the Caribbean? | Their history of being a hub of the slave trade |
| Latin America is often called the "hollow continent" because | most people live on the coasts instead of inland |
| What are some ways people in Latin America celebrate their culture? | meringue, salsa, tango dances, mariachi bands, Cumbia folk music, holidays that celebrate their history like Cinco de Mayo in Mexico, and the Day of the Dead. |