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