A) Sierra Madre Mountains B) Northern Deserts C) Tropical Beaches D) The Central Plateau
A) There is not enough sun to grow crops B) Many areas have too much rainfall C) The country is small and has no room for farms D) The climate is dry and soil is unproductive
A) exports B) imports C) urban D) rural
A) chocolate B) oil C) cars D) corn
A) rural B) export C) urban D) import
A) Mexico and Venezuela are the same size B) Mexico is larger than Venezuela C) Venezuela is larger than Mexico
A) agricultural goods B) oil C) manufactured goods D) tourism
A) the moutains B) the desert C) the coast D) the rainforest
A) Fruit B) Sugar Cane C) Coffee D) Wheat
A) Brazil uses ports on the Pacific Ocean to trade B) cities on the Amazon River send goods to the Andes Mountains C) Brazil uses ports on the Gulf of Mexico to trade D) Brazil has 7 seaports on the Atlantic Ocean
A) fish B) coffee C) iron D) health care
A) sugar B) iron C) tourism D) oil
A) a landlocked country, in North America B) an island, the Caribbean Sea C) a large country, South America
A) Brazil nuts, tobacco, nickel B) tobacco, autos, medical products C) coffee, sugar, tourism D) iron ore, soybeans, footwear
A) Mexico City B) Venezuela C) Haiti D) Brazil
A) Mexico B) Brazil C) Cuba D) Venezuela
A) Panama B) Brazil C) Venezuela D) Mexico
A) Factories and cars B) farms and computers C) trees and animals D) bicycles and trains
A) subdivisions B) factories and parking lots C) Cattle and soybean farming D) major highways
A) none of these choices B) it is located next to an ocean, which adds to the pollution C) is located high on a mountain D) It is located in a bowl shaped valley that traps the polluted air above the city |