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100

This country is the largest in South America.

What is Brazil?

100

The capital of Argentina.

What is Buenos Aires?

100

This major river runs through the Amazon Rainforest.

What is the Amazon River?

100

The Inca Empire was mainly located in this modern-day country.

What is Peru?

100

The most famous carnival celebration takes place in this Brazilian city.

What is Rio de Janeiro?

200

This country is shaped like a long, narrow strip along the Pacific coast.

What is Chile?

200

The capital of Peru.

What is Lima?

200

The world's longest mountain range runs through South America.

What are the Andes Mountains?

200

Spanish conqueror who defeated the Inca Empire.

Who is Francisco Pizarro?

200

This popular dance originated in Argentina.

What is the Tango?

300

This country has the world’s highest waterfall, Angel Falls.

What is Venezuela?

300

The capital of Ecuador.

What is Quito?

300

This dry desert in Chile is one of the driest places on Earth.

What is the Atacama Desert?

300

This country gained independence from Portugal in 1822.

What is Brazil?

300

South America’s dominant languages are Spanish and this.

What is Portuguese?

400

This landlocked country is known for Lake Titicaca.

What is Bolivia?

400

The capital of Uruguay.

What is Montevideo?

400

This large grassland region is mostly in Argentina.

What are the Pampas?

400

Simón Bolívar is known as “The Liberator” of many South American countries. Name one.

What is Colombia / Venezuela / Ecuador / Peru / Bolivia?

400

This traditional dish from Peru features raw fish cured in citrus juices.

What is ceviche?

500

This country is the gateway to South America.

What is Colombia?

500

This country has two capitals: Sucre and La Paz.

What is Bolivia?

500

This plateau spans Brazil, Venezuela, and Guyana.

What is the Guiana Highlands?

500

The Treaty of Tordesillas divided South America between these two countries.

What are Spain and Portugal?

500

This colorful woven fabric is traditionally made by Andean communities.

What is alpaca or Andean textile/weaving?