Lake Atitlán - Test
A) Potatoes and carrots B) Wheat and barley C) Corn and onions D) Rice and soybeans
A) The eruption of Volcán San Pedro B) The eruption of Volcán Tolimán C) The caldera-forming eruption D) The eruption of Volcán Atitlán
A) Up to 300 km3 B) Up to 500 km3 C) Up to 50 km3 D) Up to 100 km3
A) Eagle B) Sparrow C) Pigeon D) Chocoyo
A) Volcán Pacaya B) Volcán San Pedro C) Volcán Tolimán D) Volcán Atitlán
A) 1853 B) 2000 C) 1950 D) 1900
A) 8.0 B) 6.5 C) 5.5 D) 7.5
A) Three meters B) Four meters C) One meter D) Two meters
A) Volcán Atitlán B) Volcán San Pedro C) Volcán Tolimán D) Volcán Pacaya
A) It is a type of fish B) It is a stratigraphic marker C) It is a mineral D) It is a type of coral
A) Potatoes and carrots B) Rice and soybeans C) Wheat and barley D) Beans and squash
A) Two B) Four C) Three D) Six
A) 5 million years ago B) 15 million years ago C) 20 million years ago D) 11 million years ago
A) Volcán Tolimán B) Volcán Pacaya C) Volcán San Pedro D) Volcán Atitlán
A) 9,000,000 square kilometers B) 6,000,000 square kilometers C) 3,000,000 square kilometers D) 1,000,000 square kilometers
A) Corn B) Onions C) Beans D) Wheat
A) It caused subsurface drainage and a drop in water level B) It had no significant impact C) It caused the lake to overflow D) It increased the water level
A) Rice B) Barley C) Chile verde D) Wheat
A) It was only detected in the Atlantic Ocean B) It was confined to the local area C) It was only detected in the Pacific Ocean D) It has been detected from Florida to Ecuador
A) Banana B) Pineapple C) Mango D) Pitahaya
A) Beans B) Corn C) Onions D) Rice
A) Seafood B) The lake itself C) Livestock D) Imported food
A) Deep water B) Lake's heart C) Between the waters D) Water's edge
A) Antigua Department B) Sololá Department C) Guatemala Department D) Quetzaltenango Department
A) Ephemeral B) Endorheic C) Orographic D) Exorheic
A) Kayaking B) Cliff diving C) Snorkeling D) Sailing
A) Mark Twain B) Aldous Huxley C) Charles Darwin D) Alexander von Humboldt
A) Beyond the Mexique Bay B) Brave New World C) Point Counter Point D) The Doors of Perception
A) 1960 B) 1975 C) 1945 D) 1955
A) American Airlines B) Delta Air Lines C) Pan American World Airways D) United Airlines
A) Trout B) Black bass C) Salmon D) Catfish
A) Elimination of more than two-thirds of the native fish species B) Caused minor changes in the species composition C) Had no significant impact D) Increased the number of native fish species
A) The wind that brings warmth B) The wind that brings peace C) The wind that brings rain D) The wind that carried away sin
A) 2010 B) 2012 C) 2009 D) 2013
A) Red algae B) E. coli C) Green algae D) Microcystis cyanobacteria
A) Lack of funding B) Bureaucratic red tape C) Tourist activities D) Natural disasters
A) Santiago Atitlán B) Panajachel C) Santa Clara La Laguna D) San Juan La Laguna
A) Tikal B) Palenque C) Samabaj D) Copán
A) Only by boat. B) By a direct road from Panajachel. C) By a ferry service from Santiago Atitlán. D) By a hiking trail from Santa Catarina Palopó.
A) 1970 - 2000 B) 1950 - 1980 C) 1960 - 1996 D) 1980 - 2005
A) Economic reform B) Scorched earth policy C) Peaceful negotiation D) Demilitarization
A) Government officials B) Tourists C) Indigenous people D) Foreign diplomats
A) He was assassinated B) He was awarded a medal C) He was deported D) He was elected mayor
A) The 2005 mudslide B) Tropical Storm Agatha C) Hurricane Stan D) An earthquake
A) A volcanic eruption B) An earthquake C) Hurricane Stan D) A forest fire
A) It was evacuated B) It was destroyed by fire C) A massive landslide buried the village D) It was flooded
A) Less than 100 B) As many as 1,400 C) Over 2,000 D) About 500
A) A reconstruction zone B) A military base C) A tourist attraction D) A mass gravesite |
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