
Chapter 12 Section 1-Pacific South America
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Chapter 12 Section 1-Pacific South America
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Physical Features
The Andes Mountains run through all the Pacific South American countries.
In the south, the Andes are rugged and covered by Ice packs,
In the north, they are rounded.
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Multiple Select
Which of the following describes the Andes Mountains in the south? 2 answers
round
rugged
covered by ice packs
plains
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Altiplano
A high plateau that lies between the two ranges of the Andes Mountains
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Multiple Choice
A high plateau located between the two ranges of the Andes Mountains is called the ______.
Altiplano
Atacama Desert
Amazon River
Strait of Magellan
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Rivers and Lakes
Pacific South America has few major rivers.
Rivers flowing into the altiplano never reach the sea.
They fill two large lakes.
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Poll
Do you believe the Altiplano has a high population?
Yes
No
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The Strait of Magellan
located between the Southern tip of Chile and Tierra del Fuego
A strait is a waterway linking two large bodies of water.
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Multiple Choice
What is the southern most tip of South America called? p. 2
Tierra del Fuego
Strait of Magellan
Galapagos Islands
Peru
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Multiple Choice
What do you call a waterway that connects two larger bodies of water? p. 2
strait
plateau
plain
desert
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Multiple Choice
What is the name of the strait located in between Chile and Tierra el Fuego called? p. 2
Strait of Magellan
Lake Titicaca
Galapagos Islands
Andes Mountains
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Galapagos Islands
belong to Ecuador
in the Pacific Ocean
have wildlife that are not found anywhere else in the world
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Multiple Choice
The Galapagos Islands are a part of the country of _______. p. 2
Ecuador
Chile
Peru
Bolivia
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Climate and Vegetation
both are affected by elevation
Pacific South America has five climate zones.
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Lowest Elevation
located near sea level
hot and humid climate
crops are banans and sugar cane
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Multiple Select
Which crops are raised in the hot and humid zone? 2 answers
bananas
coffee
dairy
sugarcane
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Second Climate Zone
has cooler, moist air and mountain forests
has many large cities
Coffee is the main crop
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Multiple Choice
What is the main crop of the second climate zone?p. 2
coffee
bananas
cotton
apples
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Third Climate
It is a cooler climate zone,
It has grasslands and forests.
The main crops are potatoes and wheat.
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Multiple Select
Which crops are raised in the third zone?page 107 p. 3
potatoes
bananas
coffee
wheat
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Fourth Zone
Very few people live in the Fourth Zone
There are grasslands and shrubs but no trees
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Multiple Choice
What is the Fourth Zone called?
Tierra Caliente
Tierra Helada
Tierra del Fuego
Tierra Mia
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Highest Zone
located near the mountain tops
no vegetation
snow covered year-round
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following DOES NOT describe the Highest Zone?
Tierra Nevada
hot and humid climate
no vegetation
snow covered all year
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Atacama Desert
located in northern Chile
receives rain once every 20 years
One of the driest and cloudiest places on Earth
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Multiple Choice
How often does it rain in the Atacama Desert? p. 4
Once every 10 years
five times a century
Five times every 20 years
Never
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El Nino
happens every 2 to 7 years
The water off the Pacific coast is warm instead of cool
fish migrate to find cooler waters
Causes extreme weather in the United States
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Multiple Choice
How does El Nino affect the United States?
It does not affect the United States
El Nino causes severe and extreme weather in the United States.
Fish migrate in search of cooler waters.
Presidential elections are held.
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Natural Resources
Chile, Peru and Bolivia have forests for lumber.
Pacific South America has little good farm land
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Multiple Select
Which countries have forest and export lumber? p. 6
Chile
Ecuador
Peru
Bolivia
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Bolivia
produces minerals such as
tin
silver
lead
zinc
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Multiple Select
Which minerals are found in Bolivia? p. 6
copper
lead
silver
zinc
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Chile and Ecuador
Chile exports more copper than any other country in the world.
Bolivia exports oil and has reserves of natural gas.
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Multiple Choice
Which country exports oil and has natural gas reserves? p. 6
Bolivia
Chile
Ecuador
Peru
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Multiple Choice
Which country exports more copper than any other in the world? p. 6
Chile
Ecuador
Brazil
United States
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