Exploring Guam and Its Rich History

Leonard Calvo, a representative from Guam, introduces the island's geography, history, and cultural significance. He discusses the historical importance of Plaza de Espia, the impact of WWII, and the unique cultural heritage of the Chamorro people, symbolized by latte stones. Leonard shares his personal interests in exploration, learning about different cultures, and his aspirations to travel and build globally. He also highlights the historical transpacific flight route that included Guam.

What is the geographical location of Guam?

• In the Atlantic Ocean

• In the Indian Ocean

• Between the Philippine Sea and the Pacific Ocean

• In the Mediterranean Sea

What was the Plaza de España used for during the Spanish occupation?

• A marketplace

• The governor's palace

• A military base

• A school

What are latte stones and what do they represent?

• Ancient tools used for farming

• House supports for the Chamorro people, symbolizing cultural strength

• Decorative stones used in gardens

• Stones used for religious rituals

Which explorer would Leonard Calvo like to be and why?

• Ferdinand Magellan, to circumnavigate the globe

• Marco Polo, to explore Asia

• Mellan, to witness the interaction between Chamorro people and Europeans

• Christopher Columbus, to discover new lands

Where would Leonard Calvo like to visit to learn more about his ancestry?

• The Caribbean Islands

• The Scandinavian countries

• The British Isles

• The Iberian Peninsula

What would Leonard Calvo do if he were the leader of the world for a day?

• Increase global trade

• Build more infrastructure

• Promote environmental conservation

• Stop conflicts between countries

What was the significance of the first transpacific flight?

• It made stops in Hawaii, Midway, Wake, and Guam before reaching Manila

• It connected Europe and Asia

• It was the fastest flight ever recorded

• It was the first flight to use jet engines

What was the average speed of the China Clipper during the transpacific flight?

• 200 mph

• 115 mph

• 50 mph

• 300 mph

How long did the transpacific flight take in total?

• 100 hours

• 59 hours and 48 minutes

• 72 hours

• 24 hours

What does Leonard Calvo aspire to do in the future?

• Travel the world and build buildings globally

• Become a famous chef

• Write a book about Guam

• Become a professional athlete