Spanish is the official language of ____ different countries.

___ make up the largest minority population in the United States of America.

Spanish is the most-studied foreign language in the ____.

Knowing Spanish makes it easier to understand other romance languages such as ____.

This country is located in South America and its capital is Buenos Aires.

This country is home to the Iguazú falls which consists of 1.67 miles of waterfalls. It includes one part known as The Devil's Throat.

This country is the origin of the modern-day tango dance which was popularized there.

This country is home to the famous gauchos, or cowboys.

This country is very famous for soccer. Its national team has won two World Cups was was the runner up three time.

This country is located in South America and its capitals (yes, two) are La Paz and Sucre.

The capital city of this country, La Paz, is the highest capital city in the world with an altitude of 11,942 feet.

This country was named after Simón Bolívar who liberated much of South American from Spain.

This country is home to the world's most dangerous road, El Camino De La Muerte (The Road of Death). It's a popular tourist attraction for adventurers and cyclists.

Lake Titicaca, South America's largest lake, is located on the border Perú and this country.

This country, whose capital is Santiago, is a long, narrow country that is the same length as from Canada to Florida, but averages only 100 miles in width.

The Atacama Desert is located in the northern part of this country. It's the driest place in the world where some areas haven't seen rain in over 400 years.

This country is home to Easter Island, famous for the giant stone statues. The stones were carved from the rock of an extinct volcano, dragged across the island and put on platforms.

This country is one of the leading producers of grapes in the world and is famous for its wine.

This country is the world's largest producer and exporter of copper.

With the capital of Bogotá, this country is the only South American country with coasts on the Atlantic AND Pacific oceans.

El museo del oro (The Museum of Gold) in this country has more than 33,000 items of gold and emeralds.

This country was named after Christopher Colombus who discovered the Americas.

This country is known for beautiful emeralds. About 80% of the world's emeralds come from here.

Two of this country's main exports are delicious coffee and beautiful fresh-cut flowers.

This country's capital is San José, and it's located in Central America. It only makes up .1% of the Earth's land mass, but it's home to 5% of the planet's biodiversity.

This country is the only country in the Western Hemisphere without an army or military of any kind.

In this country, "pura vida" means "pure life," but it is a common phrase or slogan used to mean good, great or OK.

Tortuguero National Park protects a vital nesting ground for green sea turtles here every year June-October. An estimated 30,000 turtles come ashore during this period to lay their eggs.

Canopy tours originated in this country by scientists who were trying to view the flora and fauna of the country without disturbing it. Several series of ziplines allow people to get a beautiful bird’s eye view of the rainforest.

This country is located 90 miles south of Florida, and its capital is Havana.

The U.S. has had a trade embargo against this country since 1960. In 2015, Obama announced plans to re-establish relations.

This country is a "living museum" of 1950s American Cadillacs, Chevrolets, etc. which have been kept running since the Revolution because no new US cars can be imported.

In 2006, Fidel Castro’s younger brother Raúl took over the presidential responsibilities of this country because of Fidel’s failing health.

The famous writer Ernest Hemingway wrote The Old Man and the Sea and For Whom the Bell Tolls while living in this country.

Santo Domingo is the capital of this country, the oldest city in the New World.