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Brazil is the biggest country in South America?
true
Where is located tChrist the Redeemer?
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
What famous dance, known for its fast footwork and colorful costumes, comes from Argentina?
Tango
These large, furry camelids are found in the Andes Mountains and are known for their soft wool.
Alpacas
The Amazon River is the longest river in South America?
True
This historic city high in the Andes Mountains of Peru is a famous Inca location.
Machu Picchu
What popular Brazilian celebration, with big parades, colorful costumes, and dancing, happens before Lent?
Carnival
This colorful bird, found in the Amazon Rainforest, is known for its large beak and bright plumage.
Toucan
The Amazon rainforest is the biggest rainforest in the world?
True
What is the name of the famous island in Ecuador that is home to unique animals like giant tortoises and marine iguanas?
The Galápagos Islands
What type of clothing, often worn in the mountains of South America, is made of wool and has a colorful design, especially in Peru, Bolivia and Ecuador?
Poncho
This South American plateau, located in southeastern Venezuela, is home to unique tabletop mountains known as tepuis
Sabana
The Pacific Ocean is on the East side of South America?
False
In Venezuela, you can find this spectacular waterfall, the highest uninterrupted waterfall in the world.
Angel Falls
Which sport is the most popular in Brazil, and is often played on the beach or in stadiums with a big crowd?
Soccer
This predator, the largest cat in the Americas, lives in rainforests and wetlands of South America.
Jaguar
South America has 13 countries in total
False, it has 12 countries and French Guyana is A DEPENDENCY
In Ecuador, you can visit this monument located on the equator line, which marks the ‘middle of the world'
Mitad del Mundo
In which country can you see a special celebration with big colorful costumes, drums, and music, called "Samba?"
Samba
"This large rodent, often found near water, is the largest rodent in the world and native to South America.
Capybara