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100
What is the longest river in the world?


A. The Congo
B. The Han
C. The Yangtze
D. The Amazon


D. The Amazon

100

Which European country was the first to arrive in Argentina?

A. England
B. France
C. The Netherlands
D. Spain

D. Spain

100

Which countries does Uruguay conduct more than half of its international trade?

A. US and USSR
B. EU
C. China
D. Argentina and Brazil

D. Argentina and Brazil

100

What is the primary religion of all countries that came from Portugal, Spain and France?

A. Roman Catholic
B. Buddhist
C. Macumba
D. Islam

A. Roman Catholic

100

What type of government does almost every country in the world have?

A. Democracy
B. Monarchy
C. Dictatorship
D. Communism

A. Democracy

200

Two main landforms in the region are:

A. Mountains and highlands.
B. Marshes and lowland.
C. Boreal forests and taiga.
D. Plains and plateaus.

D. Plains and plateaus.

200

Which country was the first to claim Uruguay?

A. England
B. France
C. Spain
D. Portugal

D. Portugal

200

What export became especially important after the establishment of the railroad in Argentina?

A. Wheat
B. Tomatoes
C. Beef
D. Oil

C. Beef

200

Where do most Argentines live?

A. Sao Paolo
B. Cadiz
C. Buenos Aires
D. Montevideo

C. Buenos Aires

200

Which region of Brazil has most people?

A. Northeast
B. Southeast
C. Interior
D. Amazon

B. Southeast

300

What area has the largest variety of plants and animals on the planet?

A. Pampas
B. Llanos
C. The Black Forest
D. The Amazon Rainforest

D. The Amazon Rainforest

300

Uruguay was discovered by which country?

A. England
B. France
C. Spain
D. Portugal

D. Portugal

300

What was the effect of the economic and political crisis of the early 2000's in Argentina?

A. Argentina allowed it's northern province, Paraguay to secede
B. Many professionals were forced to join the informal economy.
C. After the discovery of resources in Paraguay and Uruguay, Argentina began to invade its neighbours.
D. America took advantage of the situation and flourished.

B. Many professionals were forced to join the informal economy.

300

What percentage of Brazil is mixed race, African and European?

A. 30%
B. 40%
C. 50%
D. 60%

B. 40%

300

What is MERCOSUR?

A. A football star.
B. The national past-time of Brazil.
C. A Private Military Company.
D. An organisation that promotes trade and cooperation among South American countries.

D. An organisation that promotes trade and cooperation among South American countries.

400

What is a cause of soil exhaustion?

A. Drought
B. Planting the same crops year after year.
C. The Goddess Demeter
D. Flooding

B. Planting the same crops year after year.

400

What city in Brazil was founded in the 1950's to help increase development in the interior region?

A. Sao Paolo
B. Manaus
C. Brasilia
D. Rio de Janeiro

C. Brasilia

400

What causes difficulty in agriculture and raising livestock in Northeastern Brazil?

A. Soil Exhaustion
B. Argentinian Beef
C. Floods
D. Droughts

D. Droughts

400

The official language of Brazil is what?

A. English
B. French
C. Spanish
D. Portuguese

D. Portuguese

400

Which has NOT contributed to the development of the Amazon region?

A. New Roads
B. Railroads
C. Logging
D. Mining

B. Railroads

500

What has been a major issue for the Amazon rainforest in recent years?

A. Civil War
B. Deforestation
C. Nuclear radiation
D. 10,000 people jumping off chairs on the other side of the world.

B. Deforestation

500

What cause a boom in the late 1600's and early 1700's in Brazil?

A. Beef
B. Gold and Precious Gems
C. Sugar Cane
D. Oil

B. Gold and Precious Gems

500

What export became important in Brasil in the late 1800's?
A. Lithium
B. Coffee
C. Tungsten
D. Geothermal energy


B. Coffee

500

What religion is NOT a part of Macumba?

A. Christianity
B. African
C. American Indian
D. Buddhist

D. Buddhist

500

Who controls Paraguay's wealth?

A. The state
B. All the people
C. The United States
D. A few select families and companies

D. A few select families and companies