Exploring Puerto Rico and Geography with Leo Diaz

Leo Diaz, winner of the Atlantic territories competition, introduces himself and his school in Puerto Rico. He discusses the history of Puerto Rico, its attractions, and his personal aspirations, including travel to Spain and admiration for Barack Obama. Leo shares his passion for geography, interesting facts, and his vision for world peace. He concludes by encouraging others to participate in geography competitions.

What year did Puerto Rico become a territory of the United States?

• 1898

• 2000

• 1915

• 1796

Which of the following is a Spanish fortification in Puerto Rico?

• El Yunque

• Fajardo

• El Morro

• La Parguera

What is the largest rainforest in the Caribbean located in Puerto Rico?

• El Yunque

• El Morro

• Old San Juan

• La Parguera

If Leo had a free ticket to travel anywhere, where would he go?

• Spain

• United States

• France

• Brazil

Who does Leo admire for achieving what was once thought impossible?

• Martin Luther King Jr.

• Barack Obama

• Nelson Mandela

• Mahatma Gandhi

What was Tennessee called before 1796?

• Franklin

• Carolina

• Jefferson

• Washington

What is the second deepest point in the world located near Puerto Rico?

• Puerto Rico Trench

• Tonga Trench

• Mariana Trench

• Java Trench

What is Leo's main goal if he were in charge of the world for a day?

• Improve education

• Make world peace

• End poverty

• Reduce pollution

What career fields is Leo considering for his future?

• Engineer or Doctor

• Teacher or Lawyer

• Artist or Musician

• Chef or Writer

What does Leo encourage others to do regarding the National Geographic competition?

• Avoid it

• Criticize it

• Ignore it

• Participate