Patagonia - Test
A) A fictional character B) A region in South America C) A type of fruit D) An extinct species of dinosaur
A) Argentina and Chile B) Uruguay and Paraguay C) Brazil and Peru D) Bolivia and Ecuador
A) Mountains and glaciers B) Plains and lakes C) Volcanoes and coral reefs D) Deserts and rainforests
A) Himalayas B) Rockies C) Andes D) Alps
A) Polar bear B) Guanaco C) Panda D) Kangaroo
A) English B) Spanish C) French D) Portuguese
A) Ferdinand Magellan B) Captain James Cook C) Vasco da Gama D) Christopher Columbus
A) US Dollar B) Brazilian Real C) Argentine Peso D) Euro
A) Pacific Ocean B) Atlantic Ocean C) Caribbean Sea D) Gulf of Mexico
A) 1945 B) 1901 C) 1833 D) 1776
A) Fitz Roy B) Mont Blanc C) K2 D) Mount Everest
A) Matterhorn B) Perito Moreno C) Fox D) Victoria
A) Galápagos Islands B) Falkland Islands C) Tierra del Fuego D) Canary Islands
A) Fishing and maritime trade B) Urban development C) A horseback-based nomadic lifestyle D) Settled agriculture
A) Converting indigenous people to Christianity B) Expanding sugar plantations C) Establishing trade routes with Asia D) Preventing rival European powers from gaining a foothold
A) Arcadia B) Thessaly C) Macedonia D) Paphlagonia
A) Patagonian Welsh B) Mapudungun C) Spanish D) Chono
A) Hispanic B) South American C) Patagonian D) Argentinean or Chilean
A) The Boundary Treaty of 1881 B) Treaty of Tordesillas C) Treaty of Utrecht D) Treaty of Paris
A) The Tehuelche B) The Selk'nam C) The Chono D) The Mapuche
A) Camwy B) Abertawe C) Gwynedd D) Llanfair
A) 15 May 1991 B) 17 November 2000 C) 27 October 2010 D) 16 May 2022
A) Three Chilean regions B) Five Chilean regions C) Two Chilean regions D) Four Chilean regions
A) 19 April 2017 B) 22 April 1992 C) 24 April 2002 D) 9 March 2024
A) Four censuses (1991, 2000, 2010, 2022) B) Three censuses C) Five censuses D) Two censuses
A) Chilean Magallanes B) Antarctic Magallanes C) Magallanes y de la Antártica Chilena D) Magallanes del Sur
A) 9 March 2024 B) 24 April 2002 C) 22 April 1992 D) 19 April 2017
A) Three censuses B) Four censuses (1992, 2002, 2017, 2024) C) Two censuses D) Five censuses
A) A northern division B) A central division C) The most southern division D) An eastern division
A) Dense forests B) Mountainous regions C) Steppe-like plains with shingle D) Desert landscapes
A) Basaltic lava plateaus B) Granite peaks C) Sandstone cliffs D) Limestone caves
A) Lake Superior B) Nahuel Huapi Lake C) Lake Baikal D) Lake Titicaca
A) Plateau B) Mountain range C) Longitudinal depression D) Valley
A) Chimborazo Formation B) Vaca Muerta Formation C) Los Molles Formation D) Sarmienti Formation
A) Pampean Orogen B) Magallanes Strait C) Huincul Fault D) Andes Mountains
A) Tyrannosaurus Rex B) Argentinosaurus C) Stegosaurus D) Velociraptor
A) Volcanic peaks B) Sand dunes C) Ridges generally called the pre-Cordillera D) Glacial valleys
A) 75% B) Approximately 90% C) 50% D) Approximately 10%
A) Río Negro B) Neuquén C) Santa Cruz D) Buenos Aires
A) Chosen by provincial assemblies B) Selected by regional councils C) Appointed by the government D) Elected
A) Late 19th century B) Early 21st century C) Mid-20th century D) Early 18th century
A) Christopher Lambert B) Ted Turner C) Sylvester Stallone D) Luciano Benetton
A) Guinea pig B) Lamb C) Beef D) Venison
A) Rio Turbio area B) Bariloche region C) Comodoro Rivadavia D) Punta Arenas
A) Patagonia Power Station B) Limay Hydro Complex C) Alicurá Energy Facility D) Cerros Colorados Complex
A) Chilotes B) Julius Popper C) The British crown D) General Julio Argentino Roca
A) Frequent heatwaves B) It is among the windiest places on Earth C) Consistently high temperatures D) Low precipitation
A) Curiñanco-Nahuelquir B) Rodríguez-Fernández C) González-Salazar D) Mendoza-Perez
A) Alpine cuisine B) Mediterranean cuisine C) Italian cuisine D) Mexican cuisine
A) Fishtail projectile points B) Boleadoras C) Bolas D) Stone scrapers
A) Santa Cruz B) Chubut C) Neuquén D) Río Negro
A) Macbeth B) Hamlet C) The Tempest D) Othello
A) Indios Altos B) Patagão C) Hombres Grandes D) Gigantes
A) San Carlos de Bariloche B) Ushuaia C) Tren Histórico de Bariloche D) La Trochita in Esquel
A) 9-foot (2.74 m) B) 8-foot (2.44 m) C) 12-foot (3.66 m) D) 6-foot-6-inch (1.98 m)
A) Cape Horn B) Cape Deseado C) Cape San Julián D) Cape Virgenes
A) Dorper B) Suffolk C) Corriedale D) Merino
A) Darwin's rhea B) Macrauchenia C) Guanaco D) Vizcachas
A) Puerto Montt B) Villa La Angostura C) Punta Arenas D) Bariloche
A) West coast B) Both coasts are equally warm C) Neither coast is particularly warm D) East coast
A) Lonco Calfucurá B) Bernardo O'Higgins C) Manuel Bulnes D) Juan Manuel de Rosas
A) Port Famine B) San Felipe C) Nombre de Jesús D) Carmen de Patagones
A) Tehuelches B) Yaghan C) Haush D) Selkʼnam (Ona)
A) Chilean flamingo B) Green-backed firecrowns C) Austral parakeets (Enicognathus ferrugineus) D) Crested caracara
A) Manuel Bulnes B) Calfucurá C) George Chaworth Musters D) Orelie-Antoine de Tounens
A) Crested caracara B) Andean condor C) Chilean flamingo D) Green-backed firecrowns (Sephanoides sephaniodes)
A) Juan Ladrilleros B) Sir Francis Drake C) Pedro Sarmiento de Gamboa D) Ferdinand Magellan
A) Oil production near Comodoro Rivadavia. B) Mining of gold by Julius Popper. C) Whaling D) Logging in the Nahuel Huapi and Lácar lakes
A) Fuerte Bulnes B) Punta Arenas C) Neuquén D) Bahía Blanca
A) 1577 B) 1670 C) 1587 D) 1520
A) A minor contributor. B) A declining sector. C) An ever more important part. D) The only economic activity.
A) Bariloche B) Puerto Madryn C) Neuquén-Cipolleti D) Ushuaia
A) Tuna B) Trout C) Cod D) Salmon
A) Charrúa B) Tehuelche people C) Patagons D) Indians
A) Pedro de Mendoza B) Ferdinand Magellan C) Gonçalo Coelho D) Amerigo Vespucci
A) Mining B) Sheepfarming C) Fishing D) Cattle ranching
A) It receives less sunlight B) Proximity to polar regions C) Higher altitude D) A cold current washes it
A) Pigs B) Horses C) Sheep D) Cattle
A) Tehuelches B) Selkʼnam C) Haush D) Yaghan
A) Crested caracara B) Green-backed firecrowns C) Andean condor (Vultur gryphus) D) Chilean flamingo
A) Magellanic tuco-tuco B) Darwin's rhea C) Mylodon D) Chilean flamingo
A) Tehuelches B) Mapuche-speaking agriculturalists C) Yaghan D) Selkʼnam
A) Calfucurá B) Manuel Bulnes C) Orelie-Antoine de Tounens D) George Chaworth Musters
A) Alicurá River B) Neuquén River C) Limay River D) Rio Turbio
A) Hydroelectric power B) Solar power C) Geothermal power D) Wind power
A) Lack of demand. B) Phytosanitary restrictions. C) High transportation costs. D) Overproduction.
A) Puerto Montt B) Balmaceda C) Punta Arenas D) Villa La Angostura
A) Dusicyon avus B) Vizcachas C) Patagonian fox (Lycalopex griseus) D) Magellanic tuco-tuco
A) Gulf of Carmen B) San Matías Gulf C) Gulf of Deseado D) Gulf of San José
A) Selkʼnam B) Yaghan C) Chono people D) Tehuelches
A) Centolla (king crab) B) Shrimp C) Lobster D) Prawn
A) 3,000 metres (9,800 ft) B) No tree line due to harsh conditions C) 600 to 800 metres (2,000 to 2,600 ft) D) Close to 2,000 metres (6,600 ft)
A) Raising cattle or pillaging B) Trading goods C) Building settlements D) Farming crops
A) Jeff Bezos B) Ted Turner C) Rupert Murdoch D) Warren Buffett
A) Arctotherium B) Guanaco C) Magellanic tuco-tuco D) Darwin's rhea
A) Sir Francis Drake B) Commodore John Byron C) Captain James Cook D) Antonio Pigafetta
A) Santa Cruz B) Aysén C) Neuquén D) Tierra del Fuego
A) Alan Sugar B) Joe Lewis C) Richard Branson D) James Dyson
A) Pedro Sarmiento de Gamboa B) Diogo Ribeiro C) Sir John Narborough D) Ferdinand Magellan
A) Settling new colonies B) Military expeditions C) Transporting sheep D) Trading stolen cattle for goods |
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