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100

This is the region that contains Pico Bolivar, the highest point in the country.

The Andes Mountains.

100

This food, made from corn dough and cooked until crispy, is considered the main, everyday food. 

The Arepa.

100

These symbols, found in the blue stripe, represent the provinces that united for indep.endence

The eight white stars. 

100

What is a friend or a buddy? (Venezuelan spanish) 

Pana

200

The major lake is one of the oldest in the world and is the location of huge oil deposits.

Lake Maracaibo
200

The national instrument used in Joropo music, it is a small guitar with four strings.

The cuatro.

200

What does the 'Yellow' stripe on the flag specifically represent?

The nation's wealth and natural resources. 

200

What is agarrar?

A verb used instead of coger (to take), because coger means something rude in Venezuela.

300

What is over 2,800 kilometres?

The long coastline. 

300

What is the term for the largest group of people, who are of mixed heritage?

Mestizos

300

The blue stripe on the flag represents this body of water that borders Venezuela to the north. 

The Caribbean Sea

300

What is diminutive?

Use of small word endings like -ito or -ita to make words sound sweet or polite. 

400

This resource is the backbone of Venezuela's economy, and huge deposits are found around Lake Maracaibo

The oil. 

400

This sport is much more popular than soccer and has many Venezuelan players in the USA's biggest leagues. 

Baseball

400

What is the blood of people?

The red stripe on the flag represents the sacrifice made by people fighting for freedom.

400

Common greeting is often exchanged between friends and family. 

Light kiss on the cheek or handshake

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