A) Tz'utujil and Kaqchikel B) Ixil and Chuj C) K'iche' and Mam D) Q'anjob'al and Akateko
A) Santa Catarina Palopó B) Panajachel C) Santiago Atitlán D) San Pedro La Laguna
A) Traditional Mayan deities, Catholic saints, and conquistador legends B) Incan spirits and Portuguese explorers C) Aztec gods and Spanish monarchs D) Maya heroes and French missionaries
A) San Lucas Tolimán B) Santa Catarina Palopó C) Santiago Atitlán D) Panajachel
A) Tourism B) Agriculture C) Textile manufacturing D) Fishing
A) Sambaj B) Palenque C) Tikal D) Copán
A) Smithsonian Institution B) National Geographic Society C) Fundación Albenga D) UNESCO
A) By cable car B) By footpath C) By road D) By boat
A) Santa Catarina Palopó and San Antonio Palopó B) Cerro de Oro and San Lucas Tolimán C) Santiago Atitlán and Santa Clara La Laguna D) San Juan La Laguna and San Pedro La Laguna
A) David Livingstone B) Myles Munroe C) Jim Elliot D) Stanley Rother
A) The Guatemalan government declared Santiago Atitlán a 'military-free zone' B) Increased military presence in the area C) Construction of new army bases D) Imposition of martial law
A) Hurricane Mitch B) Hurricane Andrew C) Hurricane Katrina D) Hurricane Stan
A) As many as 1,400 residents B) Less than 100 residents C) Over 2,000 residents D) About 500 residents
A) An evacuation area B) A disaster relief zone C) A reconstruction site D) A mass gravesite
A) Tropical Storm Agatha B) Tropical Storm Beta C) Hurricane Wilma D) Hurricane Iris
A) 1985 B) 1975 C) 1955 D) 1960
A) American Airlines B) Pan American World Airways C) United Airlines D) Delta Air Lines
A) Salmon B) Catfish C) Trout D) Black bass
A) Elimination of more than two-thirds of them B) Introduction of new species C) Increase in their population D) No significant change
A) Keel-billed toucan B) Andean condor C) Scarlet macaw D) Atitlan grebe
A) The gentle breeze B) The evening calm C) The wind that carried away sin D) The morning mist
A) Hot winds from the East B) Warm winds from the Pacific meeting colder winds from the North C) Cold winds from the South D) Dry winds from the West
A) 2012 B) 2014 C) 2009 D) 2010
A) Bureaucratic red tape B) Natural disasters C) Industrial pollution D) Lack of funding
A) Between the waters B) Surrounded by water C) In the middle of the lake D) Underneath the water
A) Guatemala Department B) Sololá Department C) Quetzaltenango Department D) Escuintla Department
A) Los Chocoyos eruption B) San Pedro eruption C) Tolimán eruption D) Atitlán eruption
A) Marco Polo B) Christopher Columbus C) James Cook D) Alexander von Humboldt
A) About 25 kilometres (16 mi) B) About 100 kilometres (62 mi) C) About 75 kilometres (47 mi) D) About 50 kilometres (31 mi)
A) Corn B) Wheat C) Onions D) Coffee
A) A massive earthquake on February 4, 1976 B) Flooding in 1999 C) Heavy rainfall in the early 2000s D) A volcanic eruption in 1853
A) 340 metres (1,120 ft) B) 200 metres (656 ft) C) 154 metres (505 ft) D) 250 metres (820 ft)
A) Irregular with no defined shape B) Circular with a diameter of 10 km C) Rectangular, measuring 15 km by 10 km D) Approximately 18 km × 8 km (11.2 mi × 5.0 mi)
A) Ernest Hemingway B) Jorge Luis Borges C) Gabriel García Márquez D) Aldous Huxley
A) 40 km³ (9.6 cu mi) B) 30 km³ (7.2 cu mi) C) 10 km³ (2.4 cu mi) D) Around 20 km³ (4.8 cu mi)
A) Corn B) Rice C) Onions D) Avocado |