Exploring Cuba's Geography

What is the geographical significance of Cuba in relation to the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico?

• It is located north of the Gulf of Mexico.

• It is south of the Gulf of Mexico.

• It separates the Caribbean Sea from the Gulf of Mexico.

• It is situated west of the Caribbean Sea.

Which mountain range in Cuba is known for its high annual precipitation and tropical rainforest?

• Nipe-Sagua-Baracoa Mountains

• Escambray Mountains

• Pico Turquino

• Sierra Maestra

What crop is predominantly cultivated in the Sierra Maestra Mountains?

• Sugarcane

• Coffee

• Tobacco

• Corn

Which ecoregion in Cuba is characterized by extreme aridity and the presence of succulent plants?

• Cuban Wetland

• Cuban Cactus Shrub

• Tropical Rainforest

• Mangrove

What is the primary role of mangroves along Cuba's coastline?

• To provide timber for construction

• To enhance agricultural productivity

• To protect the coastline from natural disasters

• To increase tourism

How many islands make up the country of Cuba?

• 2500

• 3500

• 4195

• 5000

What is the significance of the Queen's Gardens in Cuba?

• It is a major urban area.

• It is known for its pristine underwater landscapes.

• It is a center for industrial development.

• It is a popular agricultural region.

Which archipelago in Cuba is known as the 'Galapagos of the Caribbean'?

• Nipe-Sagua-Baracoa

• Isle of Youth

• Queen's Gardens

• Canarreos Archipelago

What is the primary vegetation found on the Isle of Youth?

• Tropical rainforest

• Caribbean pine

• Cactus shrub

• Mangroves

What is the main environmental threat to the keys in Cuba's archipelago?

• Rising sea levels

• Deforestation

• Overfishing

• Air pollution