Peru Geography and Culture Questions

The video explores Peru's rich history and geography, from Lima's colonial past to the Inca Empire's architectural marvels. It covers the Atacama Desert, Arequipa, and Lake Titicaca, highlighting cultural and historical significance. The narrative delves into Peru's natural resources, including salt mines, and the Inca's scientific and agricultural advancements. It also examines Machu Picchu, Písac, and the Amazon River, emphasizing biodiversity and trade in Iquitos.

What is the capital and largest city of Peru?

• Cusco

• Lima

• Arequipa

• Puno

What is Huaca Pucllana made of?

• Stone and mortar

• Adobe and clay

• Wood and straw

• Brick and cement

Which desert is the driest non-polar desert on Earth?

• Sahara Desert

• Gobi Desert

• Atacama Desert

• Kalahari Desert

What does 'Huacachina' mean in Quechua?

• Weeping woman

• Sacred water

• Hidden oasis

• Desert flower

Which city is known as 'the heroic city of the free peoples of Arequipa'?

• Arequipa

• Lima

• Cusco

• Puno

What is the highest navigable lake in the world?

• Lake Titicaca

• Lake Victoria

• Lake Baikal

• Great Salt Lake

What mineral resources is Peru rich in?

• Diamonds and rubies

• Iron and copper

• Gold and silver

• Coal and oil

What is the meaning of the word 'Inca' in Quechua?

• Ruler

• Builder

• Priest

• Warrior

What is the largest city in the world that cannot be reached by road?

• Manaus

• Iquitos

• Leticia

• Pucallpa

What is a unique feature of the homes in the district of Belén in Iquitos?

• They are underground

• They are made of stone

• They are built on stilts or float

• They are made of bamboo