Nicaragua: Culture and Geography Trivia

The video explores Nicaragua's cultural identity, geography, and political boundaries. It highlights the country's infrastructure, natural features, and economic conditions. The demographics and cultural aspects are discussed, along with historical events and notable figures. Finally, Nicaragua's international relations and alliances are examined.

How does the host describe Nicaragua in the context of Central America?

• The Switzerland of Central America

• The Texas of Central America

• The California of Central America

• The New Jersey of Central America

What is the origin of the name 'Nicaragua'?

• Named after the Nicarao tribe and the Spanish word for water

• Named after a colonial governor

• Named after a Spanish explorer

• Named after a famous lake

Which two major lakes are found in Nicaragua?

• Lake Managua and Lake Nicaragua

• Lake Titicaca and Lake Managua

• Lake Nicaragua and Lake Atitlán

• Lake Managua and Lake Atitlán

What is the largest seaport in Nicaragua?

• Port of San Juan del Sur

• Port of Puerto Cabezas

• Port of Bluefields

• Port of Corinto

What is a unique feature of Nicaragua's address system?

• It uses postal codes extensively

• It uses GPS coordinates

• It uses direction and distance from landmarks, even if they no longer exist

• It relies on street names and numbers

What is the main reason Nicaragua rejected the idea of building a second canal?

• It was politically unfeasible

• It would destroy too much rainforest

• It was too expensive

• It lacked international support

What is the national bird of Nicaragua?

• Scarlet Macaw

• Quetzal

• Turquoise-browed Motmot

• Harpy Eagle

Which sport is more popular in Nicaragua compared to other Latin countries?

• Soccer

• Basketball

• Volleyball

• Baseball

Who was the first Nicaraguan to play in Major League Baseball (MLB)?

• Luis Enrique

• Roman Gonzalez

• Alexis Argüello

• Dennis Martinez

Which countries are considered Nicaragua's closest friends?

• Honduras and Guatemala

• Mexico and Colombia

• Panama and Belize

• El Salvador and Costa Rica