Name the Place
Landforms
Rivers and Water
Vocabulary
Indigenous People
100

This ocean borders South America to the west.

Pacific Ocean

100

The world’s longest continental mountain range.

Andes Mountains

100

The largest river in the world by volume of water.

Amazon River

100

The uppermost layer of the rainforest where most animals live.

Canopy

100

The largest empire in pre-Columbian South America.

Inca

200

This ocean borders South America to the east.

Atlantic Ocean


200

The highest peak in South America, located in Argentina.

Aconcagua?

200

The Amazon River flows in this direction across South America.

West to East

200

Trees that lose their leaves during certain seasons.

Deciduous Trees

200

The Inca capital city located high in the Andes.

Cusco

300

South America is connected to North America by this narrow land bridge.

Isthmus of Panama

300

This high plateau is located in the Andes Mountains.

Altiplano

300

Smaller rivers that flow into a larger river.

Tributaries

300

The variety of plant and animal life in an environment.

Bio Diversity 

300

The Inca farming method that cut steps into mountainsides.

Terrace Farming

400

South America is mostly located in this hemisphere.

Southern Hemisphere

400

Fertile grasslands found mainly in Argentina and Uruguay.

Pampas

400

The area of land where all water drains into one river.

Water Shed

400

An area where river water mixes with ocean saltwater.

Estuary 

400

This knotted-string system was used by the Inca to keep records.

quipu

500

South America stretches almost to this frozen continent.

Antarctica

500

This waterway connects the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans at the southern tip of South America.

Strait of Magellen

500

This massive estuary is located between Argentina and Uruguay.

Rio De La Plata

500

A narrow strip of land connecting two larger land areas.

Isthmus

500

This indigenous group was never fully conquered by the Inca or Spanish.

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