A) 2,490 kilometers B) 1,700.6 kilometers C) 2,988.3 kilometers D) 1,287.7 kilometers
A) 1,700.6 kilometers B) 2,490 kilometers C) 2,988.3 kilometers D) 1,287.7 kilometers
A) 2,988.3 kilometers B) 1,700.6 kilometers C) 2,000 kilometers D) 1,287.7 kilometers
A) Jagged B) Concave C) Convex D) Straight
A) Circular B) Straight C) Concave D) Convex
A) Bocas del Toro Archipelago B) San Blas Archipelago C) Taboga Archipelago D) Pearl Islands
A) Over 160 km B) Over 100 km C) Over 200 km D) Over 70 km
A) 160 miles B) 43 miles C) 70 miles D) 100 miles
A) Over 350 B) Over 100 C) Over 500 D) Over 200
A) Azuero Peninsula B) Bocas del Toro Peninsula C) San Blas Peninsula D) Veraguas Peninsula
A) 500 centimeters B) Over 7 meters C) 2 meters D) 70 centimeters
A) 1 meter B) 70 centimeters C) 500 centimeters D) 7 meters
A) Taboga B) Bocas Island C) Pearl Island D) Coiba
A) Chiriquí Province B) Guna Yala C) Veraguas Province D) Panama Province
A) Balboa B) Colon C) San Blas D) Almirante
A) Over 350 islands B) Over 200 islands C) Exactly 500 islands D) Some 1,000 islands
A) Up to 100 km B) Up to 130 km C) Up to 70 km D) Up to 160 km
A) 700 cm B) Over 500 cm C) 70 cm D) 200 cm
A) International port zone B) UNESCO World Heritage Site C) National protected area only D) Ramsar wetland
A) 32nd B) 10th C) 50th D) 1st
A) The 2022 package B) The 2018 package C) The 2020 package D) The 2025 package
A) The 2018 package B) The 2022 package C) The 2025 package D) None of the packages
A) 2000-2015 B) 2001-2024 C) 2006-2015 D) 2016-2020
A) Above-ground biomass B) Soil organic carbon C) Deadwood D) Below-ground biomass
A) Only CH4 B) CH4 and N2O C) CO2 only D) Only N2O
A) -27,735,675 t CO2 eq per year B) -20,433,129.66 t CO2 eq per year C) -17,940,747.02 t CO2 eq per year D) -56,991,334 t CO2 eq per year
A) -17,940,747.02 t CO2 eq per year B) -20,433,129.66 t CO2 eq per year C) -27,735,675 t CO2 eq per year D) -56,991,334 t CO2 eq per year
A) Below-ground biomass B) Above-ground biomass C) Soil organic carbon D) Harvested wood products
A) Taller than 5 m B) Taller than 2 m C) Taller than 1 m D) Taller than 10 m
A) 5,734,588 ha B) 53,064 ha C) 530,647 km2 D) 530,647 ha
A) 530,647 ha B) 5,734,588 km2 C) 573,458 ha D) 5,734,588 ha
A) Only in plantations B) Only for forests taller than 10 m C) No D) Yes
A) Nearly 80 percent B) Nearly 40 percent C) Nearly 20 percent D) Nearly 60 percent
A) Industrial farming B) Subsistence farming C) Hydroponic farming D) Cattle ranching
A) The interior lowlands B) Deltas near Costa Rica C) The eastern highlands D) Near the capital city
A) Mangrove swamps B) Coniferous forests C) Alpine tundra D) Desert scrub
A) Excessive rainfall B) Glacial melting C) Deforestation D) Volcanic activity
A) Deciduous forest B) Bamboo forest C) Boreal forest D) Multi-canopied rain forest
A) Interior lowlands B) Arctic plains C) Tundra regions D) Sahara-like deserts
A) 50,000 km2 B) 62,500 km2 C) 75,417 km2 D) 100,000 km2
A) Sierra de Veraguas B) Andean system C) Cordillera de Talamanca D) Serranía de Tabasará
A) Pico Central B) Volcán Barú C) Volcán del Sur D) Cerro Jefe
A) 1890 B) 1650 C) 1720 D) 1550
A) Tropical B) Mediterranean C) Arid D) Temperate
A) January through April B) June through August C) December through March D) May through November
A) David B) Santiago C) Chitré D) Panama City
A) The Caribbean Sea B) The Panama Canal C) The Amazon rainforest D) The continental divide
A) S-shaped B) V-shaped C) U-shaped D) C-shaped
A) Elevation B) Rainfall C) Distance from the coast D) Temperature
A) Lake Gatun B) Lake Miraflores C) Kampia Lake D) Madden Lake
A) Río Tuira B) Río Grande C) Río Chagres D) Río Chepo
A) 10 B) 7 C) 12 D) 5
A) Departamentos B) Comarcas C) Cantones D) Corregimientos
A) Colombia B) Ecuador C) Costa Rica D) Nicaragua
A) Prolonged rainy season B) Winter season C) Short dry season D) Hurricane season
A) Cerro Hoya B) Punta Mariato C) Darién Province D) Point Manzanillo
A) Gulf of San Miguel B) Pacific Ocean C) Chagres Valley D) Madden Lake
A) Oil B) Copper C) Diamonds D) Gold |