Palacio de Sal - Quiz
A) Palace of salt B) Salt mountain C) Desert hotel D) White palace
A) Salt blocks B) Limestone C) Ice blocks D) Sandstone
A) At the crest of the Andes mountains B) At the edge of Salar de Uyuni C) Near the capital city of Potosí D) In the center of La Paz
A) 25 km B) 1,000 km C) 350 km D) 100 km
A) The largest salt mine in the world B) The world's largest salt flat C) The highest altitude lake D) The longest desert in South America
A) 5,200 km2 B) 1,000 km2 C) 15,400 km2 D) 10,582 km2
A) Santa Cruz and Tarija B) Potosí and Oruro C) Sucre and Beni D) La Paz and Cochabamba
A) 3,656 meters B) 2,100 meters C) 1,500 meters D) 4,500 meters
A) To harvest salt B) To visit as tourists C) To climb the Andes D) To trade construction materials
A) Wood and stone were too heavy B) It is in ready supply in the area C) Government regulations required it D) Salt is waterproof
A) 2000–2002 B) 2007–2009 C) 1985–1988 D) 1993–1995
A) At the eastern edge of the salt flat B) Near the capital city of La Paz C) In the middle of the Salar de Uyuni D) Inside the town of Uyuni
A) 25 B) 20 C) 12 D) 8
A) A common bathroom and no shower B) Showers in each double room C) No bathrooms at all D) Private bathrooms in every room
A) Too many tourists visiting daily B) The lack of fresh drinking water C) Its location in the center of a desert D) Heavy seasonal rainfall
A) The government seized the land B) It melted during a rainstorm C) Mismanagement caused serious environmental pollution D) It was destroyed by an earthquake
A) 1999 B) 2010 C) Around 2007 D) 2003
A) At the eastern edge of Salar de Uyuni B) Inside the capital city of La Paz C) At the highest peak of the Andes D) In the exact center of the salt flat
A) 10 km B) 50 km C) 350 km D) 25 km
A) About 1 million B) About 50,000 C) About 5 million D) About 100,000
A) 1 meter B) 35 cm C) 50 cm D) 10 cm
A) Furniture including beds and tables B) The bed mattresses C) The electrical wiring D) Only the exterior walls
A) To comply with government regulations B) To save water C) To reduce construction costs D) To accommodate more guests
A) A bowling alley B) An outdoor freshwater swimming pool C) A dry sauna and a steam room D) An indoor ice skating rink
A) Guests must bring their own salt blocks B) No shoes allowed inside C) No photography inside the rooms D) Prohibiting licking the walls
A) To maintain high hygiene standards B) Because the salt is toxic C) To prevent their degradation D) To prevent guests from getting thirsty |
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